Serenity in every sip, crafted Japanese ceramic elegance.

Japanese Bone China Covered Mark Cup Tea Set Suitable for Office or Home Use

Made with high-quality bone china and featuring an elegant jade dragon lid, this cup is both durable and aesthetically pleasing.

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HARIO

Japanese glassware manufacturer established in 1921, renowned for innovative heat-resistant glass tea and coffee equipment including their famous V60 dripper and elegant teapots.

Tokoname-yaki

Traditional Japanese pottery from Tokoname city, famous for unglazed clay teapots (kyusu) that enhance green tea flavor by removing bitterness through iron-rich clay properties.

Banko-yaki

Traditional Japanese ceramic art from Mie Prefecture, dating back to mid-18th century, specializing in purple clay teapots known for their heat resistance and distinctive shidei finish.

Custom Japanese Tea Set

Customize your ceramic teacup with Japanese elegance, crafted for serene moments and timeless tea traditions.

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During your visit, you will have the opportunity to:
  • Witness our advanced manufacturing processes firsthand
  • Meet our skilled artisans and design team
  • Experience the quality of our materials and craftsmanship
  • Discuss customization possibilities for your specific requirements
  • Explore potential partnership opportunities

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Frequently Asked Questions

The most notable styles of Japanese ceramics are Arita ware, Sato ware, Mino ware, Takoname ware, Sigaraki ware, Bisen ware, Karatsu ware, Kutani ware, and Banko.

Today, Japanese porcelain fine tableware, like the wares produced by Noritake, is considered some of the finest in the world. 

The three most famous varieties: Imari ware (or Arita ware) from Saga Prefecture, Mino ware from Gifu Prefecture and Seto ware from Aichi Prefecture are the perfect starting points to understanding the art of Japanese ceramics.

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