LOVE MIYABI Tenmoku Tea Nebula Haban Premium Sake Set of Paulownia Wood One of Three Great Produced in Fujian Chinese Chinese Folk Star Tea Sake Uban

※※※ Please be careful of listings of imitations of this product ※※※ Dehua, a city in Quanzhou, Fujian Province, China, has been a major producer of ceramics since the Ming and Qing dynasties, producing many skilled artisans. Records show that Dehua ceramics were presented as gifts to successive emperors. Even today, Dehua remains highly popular as one of China's three major ceramic production areas, alongside Jingdezhen in Jiangxi Province and Liling in Hunan Province. Here is a Tenmoku tea bowl made by a Dehua craftsman. Tenmoku tea bowls are tea bowls that were once made in Jianyang, Fujian Province, and are characterized by their beautiful, mysterious patterns. Originally a product of chance, many Tenmoku bowls no longer have clear manufacturing methods or recipes. Craftsmen have used techniques passed down from generation to generation and their own ideas to revive various Tenmoku tea bowls through trial and error. This product is called Nebula Tenmoku, and features blue and yellowish-brown patterns spread across a deep indigo background.When viewed up close, it looks just like stars sparkling and dancing amongst a nebula, making it a truly beautiful cup. It is exactly the size of a Japanese sake cup, making it easy to use and perfect for drinking sake, tea, cooking, and more. The rim is curved to allow you to fully appreciate the beautiful design. While the curved rim may seem bold at first glance, it actually makes drinking easier, and your fingers naturally catch on the curved part, allowing you to hold the cup firmly with little effort. This set of two cups will be delivered in a luxurious paulownia wood box, making it a wonderful gift for someone special. Caliber: 8 cm Height: 6.8 cm Quantity: 2 pieces Accessories: Paulownia wood box Dehua, a city in Quanzhou, Fujian Province, China, has been a major producer of ceramics since the Ming and Qing dynasties, producing many skilled artisans. Records show that Dehua ceramics were presented as gifts to successive emperors. Even today, Dehua remains highly sought-after as one of China's three major ceramic production centers, alongside Jingdezhen in Jiangxi Province and Liling in Hunan Province. This is a Tenmoku tea bowl crafted by a Dehua artisan. Tenmoku tea bowls are tea bowls that were once produced in Jianyang, Fujian Province, and are characterized by their beautiful, mysterious patterns. Originally a product of chance, Tenmoku tea bowls often lack clear manufacturing methods or recipes. Therefore, artisans have resurrected various Tenmoku tea bowls through trial and error, using techniques passed down through generations and their own ideas. This product is called Nebula Tenmoku, and features blue and yellowish-brown patterns spread across a deep indigo blue background. When viewed up close, it looks just like stars dancing among the nebulae, making it a truly beautiful cup. It is exactly the size of a Japanese sake cup, making it easy to use and suitable for sake, tea, cooking, etc. The rim is curved to allow you to fully appreciate the beautiful pattern. At first glance, the rim is boldly curved, but this is actually quite easy to drink. The cups are easy to see, and your fingers naturally catch on the curved part, allowing you to hold the cup firmly with little effort. They come as a set of two and are delivered in a luxurious paulownia wood box. They would make a wonderful gift for someone special. *As they are handmade by artisans using natural materials, there may be individual differences in the pattern and color of each piece. Please note. Diameter: 8 cm Height: 6.8 cm Quantity: 2 Accessories: Paulownia wood box