Product Introduction
Hagi ware's history dates back to the Keicho era, when potters from Korea established a kiln for the Mori clan, producing Goryeo-style tea ware.
Hagi ware is characterized by the softness and absorbency of the clay after firing. ● Before first use, rinse with water and soak overnight to remove dust and odors from the packaging.
● After use and washing, dry thoroughly before storing.
Hagi ware absorbs moisture easily, so be careful not to let it dry completely, as this can lead to mold and other issues.
Hagi ware is coarser in quality than porcelain, so it may leak when first used. However, this will naturally stop as tea stains and other impurities seep in.
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● It's not just for couples. It's also wonderful to have a pair of teacups for parents and children, siblings, friends, etc., to commemorate an occasion or to mark a special occasion.
The process of choosing the perfect pair can be enjoyable. The joy of seeing and holding the same thing.
● It warms your heart, just like enjoying tea, and deepens your connection...
● Hagi ware is characterized by the softness and absorbency of the clay after firing. Furthermore, by using it with care, you can enjoy the changing color and appearance as it ages with tea.
● Hagi ware's color is created by the blending of the clay and glaze. Therefore, no two pieces are the same. Because each piece is handcrafted, color, shape, weight, dimensions, and volume may vary slightly.
Size: Approx. 8 x 11 cm diameter x 2
Material: Ceramic (Hagi ware)
Country of Origin: Japan
Capacity: 240 ml x 2
Packaging Type: Gift Box