These are Japanese tall teacups called Naga Yunomi. 粉引 Kohiki is a pottery that was introduced to Japan from Joseon in the 14th century. ‘粉 Ko’ means powder and ‘引 Hiki’ means ‘pull’ and the origin is said to be “white as if powder was blown”. It was born from a longing for porcelain at that time. White slip is applied on a iron-rich brown base and a transparent glaze. You can’t make it just by applying white glaze. In Japan, masterpieces are produced mainly in sake sets and tea ware. The Kohiki vessels improves the atmosphere as you use it. The price is the set of two cups. About Mino ware These cups are produced in Mino, Gifu prefecture of Japan. Mino ware is one of the traditional Japanese crafts, which is carefully crafted using traditional methods that have been handed down from ancient times. Impress your loved one with Furoshiki gift wrapping! Furoshiki are Japanese traditional wrapping cloths. It is an eco-friendly gift wrapping; the receiver can re-use it to use it as a place mat, bento wrapping and many more uses! We can do gift wrapping with Furoshiki for you! Please choose an option if you would like it wrapped with a 48cm Ukiyo-e Furoshiki Red Mt. Fuji or other Ukiyo-e furoshiki (please write in the order not if you would like a specific pattern) (last 3 photos).
