Tokusa Sorisencha Japanese Teacup CATEGORY_Coffee & Tea-All The technique displayed in this

The technique displayed in this bowl is called "somenishiki" where the bowl is first glazed with white and blue patterns and then is further decorated with detailed hand painted drawings

This beautiful ceramic Japanese tea set features a sparrow painted on the warm white base

This large size is suitable for any dishes

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This blue and white teacup features a traditional arabesque pattern in indigo on pristine white porcelain

Tokusa Sorisencha Japanese Teacup CATEGORY_Coffee & Tea-All The technique displayed in thisThis teacup is designed with a tokusa pattern drawn by hand with a broom like brush to make the thin blue lines centered in the middle of the cup. Sorisencha is a word unique to the Hasami area used to describe teacups. "Sori" means that the mouth of the cup has an outward rim, and "sencha" is a local Hasami expression used to describe short teacups with a wide opening. This cup is light and easy to hold. And the thin porcelain with the outward rim