Tea Mug - White Fade
The soft, opaque white glaze of this tea mug is subtly broken up with other warm and neutral tones. With a smooth matte finish and clean, functional shape, this mug is designed for everyday comfort while elevating your tea-drinking experience.
Each mug boasts a unique speckled pattern, a result of its position in the kiln during the high-temperature firing process.
- 7.5cm diameter
- 9cm height
- 200ml volume
- Dishwasher and microwave safe
Crafted from durable Minoyaki porcelain and hand-finished at the Taka kiln in Gifu Prefecture, Japan, the slight variations in size, texture, and glaze are a testament to its handmade origins, celebrating the individuality of each piece.
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Tea Mug - White Fade
The soft, opaque white glaze of this tea mug is subtly broken up with other warm and neutral tones. With a smooth matte finish and clean, functional shape, this mug is designed for everyday comfort while elevating your tea-drinking experience.
Each mug boasts a unique speckled pattern, a result of its position in the kiln during the high-temperature firing process.
- 7.5cm diameter
- 9cm height
- 200ml volume
- Dishwasher and microwave safe
Crafted from durable Minoyaki porcelain and hand-finished at the Taka kiln in Gifu Prefecture, Japan, the slight variations in size, texture, and glaze are a testament to its handmade origins, celebrating the individuality of each piece.
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The soft, opaque white glaze of this tea mug is subtly broken up with other warm and neutral tones. With a smooth matte finish and clean, functional shape, this mug is designed for everyday comfort while elevating your tea-drinking experience.
Each mug boasts a unique speckled pattern, a result of its position in the kiln during the high-temperature firing process.
- 7.5cm diameter
- 9cm height
- 200ml volume
- Dishwasher and microwave safe
Crafted from durable Minoyaki porcelain and hand-finished at the Taka kiln in Gifu Prefecture, Japan, the slight variations in size, texture, and glaze are a testament to its handmade origins, celebrating the individuality of each piece.
