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> Inquire about this or a similar itemThis white porcelain cup for gyokuro was crafted during the Qing Dynasty in China and later brought to Japan through the hands of tea masters. The exquisite beauty of the high-quality porcelain is accentuated by its glassy, substantial luster. The gently rounded shape provides a delightful tactile experience, making it not only visually appealing but also highly functional.
Its petite size is ideal for savoring small amounts of tea, particularly suited for enjoying Chinese tea and gyokuro. The proportions of this cup resonate with contemporary sensibilities, making it a fitting choice for use in tea ceremonies. This set includes five cups.
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