Generously sized teacup from Hakudō Kiln x Nakagawa, with charming irregularities unique to hand-thrown pottery—curved form, finger marks, and textured surface.

Holding approximately 200ml, each piece is individually wheel-thrown and finished using traditional powder-glazing technique. The area held by the potter's fingers remains unglazed, creating a distinctive handcrafted appearance.

Crafted in Shigaraki, one of the region of Japan's Six Ancient Kilns. Known for high-quality, viscous clay, Shigaraki has a rich history spanning from ancient storage jars to tea ceremony vessels.