Turquoise teacup with saucer 350ml
An elegant and practical set in Japanese ceramic - cup and saucer - for tea, desserts or snacks.
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Turquoise teacup with saucer 350ml
A large tea bowl - ippukuwan. Covered with a glossy emerald coloured glaze. Thanks to its relatively large volume, it will also serve well as a small snack bowl or a mini matchawan for brewing matcha tea. The plate in brown, with its raised edges, will not only be a saucer - you can use it as a plate for a cake or a snack.
Features:
- Japanese ceramics from Gifu prefecture - minoyaki
- for tea, coffee or other beverages
- glossy glaze in turquoise
- brown matt plate
- dishwasher safe
- the capacity is measured to the top edge of the dish - the ‘usable’ volume is slightly smaller
Dimensions:
- Diameter of the teabowl 9cm
- Height of the bowl 7cm
- Capacity of the teacup (to the top edge) 350ml
- Dimensions of the plate 13cm x 13cm
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