




BEAMS JAPAN
Hirado Shizan Kiln / Mikawachi Ware "Hirado Tokusa Raimon" Teacup
■Design
A refined sushi yunomi (teacup) produced by Hirado Shozan Kama, a distinguished kiln in Nagasaki Prefecture boasting 400 years of Mikawachi ware history. Crafted from low-iron Amakusa porcelain stone, it features a smooth white porcelain base accented by a hand-painted "Hirado Tokusa Raimon" motif drawn entirely in vivid cobalt blue (gosu). Combining intricate double vertical lines representing horsetail grass with precise meander geometric filling, this exquisite artisanal teacup brings timeless Japanese elegance and heritage to your dining table.
■Details
・Features historic Mikawachi ware porcelain by Hirado Shozan Kama, high-grade Amakusa porcelain stone construction, 100% hand-painted blue-and-white gosu underglaze decoration, intricate "Hirado Tokusa Raimon" geometric pattern, clear glaze finish, and a comfortable cylindrical teacup shape.
・SKU: 56-71-1423-890
・Dishwasher Safe / Microwave Safe / Oven Safe
・Made in Japan
Care Instructions / Usage Notes:
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Due to variations in kiln temperature during firing, slight unevenness in the glaze may occur as a natural characteristic of handcrafted ceramics.
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Avoid strong impacts or sudden temperature extreme changes, as they may cause chipping or cracking. Discontinue use if damaged.
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Do not soak. Wash promptly after use and dry thoroughly before storing.
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Do not use metal scrubbers or abrasive cleansers, as they may scratch the surface.
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Dishwasher, microwave, and oven safe. Please handle with care after heating as the porcelain will become hot.
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■Design
A refined sushi yunomi (teacup) produced by Hirado Shozan Kama, a distinguished kiln in Nagasaki Prefecture boasting 400 years of Mikawachi ware history. Crafted from low-iron Amakusa porcelain stone, it features a smooth white porcelain base accented by a hand-painted "Hirado Tokusa Raimon" motif drawn entirely in vivid cobalt blue (gosu). Combining intricate double vertical lines representing horsetail grass with precise meander geometric filling, this exquisite artisanal teacup brings timeless Japanese elegance and heritage to your dining table.
■Details
・Features historic Mikawachi ware porcelain by Hirado Shozan Kama, high-grade Amakusa porcelain stone construction, 100% hand-painted blue-and-white gosu underglaze decoration, intricate "Hirado Tokusa Raimon" geometric pattern, clear glaze finish, and a comfortable cylindrical teacup shape.
・SKU: 56-71-1423-890
・Dishwasher Safe / Microwave Safe / Oven Safe
・Made in Japan
Care Instructions / Usage Notes:
-
Due to variations in kiln temperature during firing, slight unevenness in the glaze may occur as a natural characteristic of handcrafted ceramics.
-
Avoid strong impacts or sudden temperature extreme changes, as they may cause chipping or cracking. Discontinue use if damaged.
-
Do not soak. Wash promptly after use and dry thoroughly before storing.
-
Do not use metal scrubbers or abrasive cleansers, as they may scratch the surface.
-
Dishwasher, microwave, and oven safe. Please handle with care after heating as the porcelain will become hot.
■Design
A refined sushi yunomi (teacup) produced by Hirado Shozan Kama, a distinguished kiln in Nagasaki Prefecture boasting 400 years of Mikawachi ware history. Crafted from low-iron Amakusa porcelain stone, it features a smooth white porcelain base accented by a hand-painted "Hirado Tokusa Raimon" motif drawn entirely in vivid cobalt blue (gosu). Combining intricate double vertical lines representing horsetail grass with precise meander geometric filling, this exquisite artisanal teacup brings timeless Japanese elegance and heritage to your dining table.
■Details
・Features historic Mikawachi ware porcelain by Hirado Shozan Kama, high-grade Amakusa porcelain stone construction, 100% hand-painted blue-and-white gosu underglaze decoration, intricate "Hirado Tokusa Raimon" geometric pattern, clear glaze finish, and a comfortable cylindrical teacup shape.
・SKU: 56-71-1423-890
・Dishwasher Safe / Microwave Safe / Oven Safe
・Made in Japan
Care Instructions / Usage Notes:
-
Due to variations in kiln temperature during firing, slight unevenness in the glaze may occur as a natural characteristic of handcrafted ceramics.
-
Avoid strong impacts or sudden temperature extreme changes, as they may cause chipping or cracking. Discontinue use if damaged.
-
Do not soak. Wash promptly after use and dry thoroughly before storing.
-
Do not use metal scrubbers or abrasive cleansers, as they may scratch the surface.
-
Dishwasher, microwave, and oven safe. Please handle with care after heating as the porcelain will become hot.
