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Japanese mug "hana"
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Japanese mug, blue clouds
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Japanese flared mug, ink black paisley
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Flared Japanese mug, blue sea urchins
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Flared Japanese mug, blue flowers and stems
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Flared Japanese mug, blue flowers
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Japanese mug, blue and white patchwork
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Japanese mug, blue rosettes
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Flared Japanese mug with small blue flowers
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Japanese mug, blue tako karakusa
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Japanese mug with small blue flower motif – Orange clay base
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Japanese mugs for tea, coffee or matcha latte: our collection brings together ceramic and porcelain mugs made in Japan, mainly in the Mino region around Toki and Tajimi, in Gifu Prefecture.
Sizes range from small mugs to large mugs, up to the 600 ml jumbo mug for long breaks. Many of our Mino mugs are shaped from a mould and then finished by hand, and their motifs are applied one by one by transfer: each piece keeps slight variations.
The decorations draw on Japanese motifs: asanoha stars, tako karakusa whose scrolls recall the suckers of an octopus, fans, waves, cherry blossoms, small daisies, paisley or the tora tabby cat. Glazes are matte, glossy or ribbed, often with a foot left as raw clay. For loose tea, a stainless steel tea strainer fits most mugs.
Ceramic mugs are best washed by hand and can go in the microwave; porcelain mugs are dishwasher and microwave safe. Also find our cups in the mugs and teacups collection.















