Hagi Ware Pair Tea Cup / 萩焼 椿秀窯 ペアカップ N29.8.24 Ishikawa Prefecture (石川県能美市)in the late

Ishikawa Prefecture (石川県能美市)in the late Meiji period

While its name comes from kabuki tradition

■ Size: 7 cm x 8

the suggestion of a thriving corner of nature—while letting the dark glaze do the work of making you pause

Hagi Ware Pair Tea Cup / 萩焼 椿秀窯 ペアカップ N29.8.24 Ishikawa Prefecture (石川県能美市)in the lateHagi ware is a traditional Japanese pottery that originated in Hagi, Yamaguchi Prefecture (). It is a unique ceramic art culture representing Japan and has been highly valued for its artistry for generations. Hagi ware is slowly fired at a low temperature in a climbing kiln, resulting in a soft finish that is highly absorbent. When tea or other substances are poured into a Hagi ware vessel, they permeate through the fine cracks on the surface, called