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Hasami-yaki Cup - Shadow Gradient
Asemi Hasami cups are premium porcelain cups, made & hand glazed in Hasami, Nagasaki, Japan. The bottom of the cups if left free of any glaze, so you get the amazingly smooth haptic of raw porcelain.
Large - 230ml / h10cm x w7cm
Small - 100ml / h6cm x w7cm
Hasami Ware is microwave & dishwasher safe!
Asemi Hasami cups are premium porcelain cups, made & hand glazed in Hasami, Nagasaki, Japan. The bottom of the cups if left free of any glaze, so you get the amazingly smooth haptic of raw porcelain.
Large - 230ml / h10cm x w7cm
Small - 100ml / h6cm x w7cm
Hasami Ware is microwave & dishwasher safe!
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Asemi Hasami cups are premium porcelain cups, made & hand glazed in Hasami, Nagasaki, Japan. The bottom of the cups if left free of any glaze, so you get the amazingly smooth haptic of raw porcelain.
Large - 230ml / h10cm x w7cm
Small - 100ml / h6cm x w7cm
Hasami Ware is microwave & dishwasher safe!
Asemi Hasami cups are premium porcelain cups, made & hand glazed in Hasami, Nagasaki, Japan. The bottom of the cups if left free of any glaze, so you get the amazingly smooth haptic of raw porcelain.
Large - 230ml / h10cm x w7cm
Small - 100ml / h6cm x w7cm
Hasami Ware is microwave & dishwasher safe!
The next release in our Hasami Special Edition Line, our iconic Hasami cup with a hand painted Japanese indigo gradient.
Looking for something really special? Once these are sold out, they will never come back!
The bottom half of the cup is left unglazed, so you get even more of the amazingly smooth haptic of raw porcelain.
Sold out cups will be restocked in time for christmas!
The Hasami-yaki cup series '“Ash & Ember” offers exceptional versatility with five distinct sizes. Ranging from a petite 60ml—perfect for an espresso shot or sake—up to a generous 360ml for your daily coffee or tea, there is a size tailored for every need and occasion.
These high-quality porcelain cups are meticulously crafted in Hasami, Nagasaki Prefecture, continuing a rich pottery tradition that spans over 400 years.