Daruma Motif Tea Cup | Kutani Ware | Designed and Made In Japan

This is a teacup crafted in Japanese Kutani ware.

It features a depiction of Dharma, a well-known motif in Japan. Dharma has long been cherished as a talisman believed to ward off illness and disasters while bringing good luck.

The cup also showcases the Chinese characters "日々是好日," which translates to "Good days of joy and peace go on."

The surface is smooth and feels as if it seamlessly fits into the hand. Wavy unevenness has been intentionally created to enhance grip.

Recommended for both personal use and as a gift, it is especially suggested as a thoughtful present. Share the auspicious effects of Dharma, believed to bring good fortune, with those closest to you.

 

Dimension(approx): φ8 x H10.5cm

Colour: Red/White/Black

Type of Ceramics: Porcelain(Kutani Ware)

 

 

  

 

*All our products are handmade. Each piece is unique, and no two are the exact same. We hope you enjoy every piece in your home.

 

 

About Kutani Ware

The first Kutani ware is believed to have been fired in the mountain village of Kutani in Kaga province (now Ishikawa prefecture) in 1656 under the protection and support of the Maeda family, which ruled Kaga province in the early Edo period. Kutani ware is currently known for its porcelain body with a wide variety of designs, such as scholars, landscapes, animals, birds, plants, and geometric designs. Those designs are decorated with combinations of polychrome glazes and precious metals like gold and silver.