Set of 2 Japanese ceramic tea cups, black and red Momiji

Two complementary cups that elegantly celebrate the colors of Japanese autumn.

This set of two ceramic tea cups brings together two contrasting finishes that harmoniously complement each other. One features a deep black glaze, the other a warm red hue. Inside, each reveals a delicate decoration inspired by Momiji (紅葉) leaves, an emblematic symbol of autumn in Japan.

Their slightly flared silhouette offers a pleasant grip, while the subtly textured ceramic provides an authentic feel. The patterns, visible only on the inside, create a lovely surprise as you sip your drink and recall the discreet beauty of details appreciated in Japanese art de vivre.

Sold together, these two cups are ideal for sharing a moment over green tea, an infusion, or any other hot beverage. They naturally find their place on a contemporary table as well as in an interior inspired by Japanese aesthetics.

The contrast between the deep black, the warm red, and the floral decorations makes this set a service that is as elegant as it is pleasant to use daily.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Set of 2 tea cups sold together.
• Ceramic with complementary black and red finishes.
• Interior decoration inspired by Momiji (紅葉) leaves.
• Slightly flared shape offering a comfortable grip.
• Organic texture and artisanal finish with natural variations.
• Ideal for tea, infusions, or other hot beverages.

PRODUCT INFORMATION

• Product: Set of 2 tea cups
• Material: Ceramic
• Colors: one black cup and one red cup
• Decoration: Momiji flowers on the inside
• Packaging: both cups are sold together

USAGE ADVICE

Use these two cups to share a tasting moment or pair them with a ceramic teapot and a wooden tray to create a service inspired by Japanese art de vivre. They are also suitable for other hot beverages, as you wish.

Are the two cups sold separately?

No, they are offered together as a set of two.

What does the Momiji motif represent?

Momiji refers to Japanese maple leaves with autumn colors, a traditional motif highly appreciated in Japanese decorative art.

Are the two cups identical?

They share the same shape but differ in their exterior color and the details of their interior decoration.