Mino ware mug by masamura craft
It Coffee Cup - Image 2
Pasta served on Mino ware tableware
Introducing Mino ware tableware by masamura craft
Mino ware mug by masamura craft
It Coffee Cup - Image 2
Pasta served on Mino ware tableware
Introducing Mino ware tableware by masamura craft

It Coffee Cup

JPY 2,750 (incl. tax)

Tableware with a nostalgic, vintage feel, at home in casual settings.

This mug-style coffee cup has a slim, clean shape.
The gently flared rim feels smooth against the lips.

The handle is designed to hold with one finger.
Enjoy hot drinks or soup at breakfast or whenever you would like a quiet break.

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Description

Tableware with a nostalgic, vintage feel, at home in casual settings.

This mug-style coffee cup has a slim, clean shape.
The gently flared rim feels smooth against the lips.

The handle is designed to hold with one finger.
 Enjoy hot drinks or soup at breakfast or whenever you would like a quiet break.

 

Dimensions: W110 × D80 × H85 mm
Capacity 230 ml to the brim
Material Porcelain
Made in Japan

Use and care
Microwave safe.
Dishwasher safe.
Do not use in the oven.

• The lines around the rims are painted by hand. Please enjoy faint brush marks and slight variations in color as part of each piece's character.

 

It

Tableware with the nostalgic appeal of vintage pieces

Designed at the same time as RIMs, the It series was developed with a more casual range of items and atmosphere in mind.
 The colors are especially easy to use at breakfast and lunchtime.

The blue glaze was developed through repeated trials and research into vintage North American and Scandinavian glazes. The underglaze lines, a specialty of Masamura Pottery, are carefully adjusted and drawn to keep brush marks to a minimum.
 With a familiar, nostalgic feel, the designs carry forward the skills and care of the craftspeople who make them.