Japanese Porcelain Yunomi Cup 7 x 10.4 cm – 3 designs

Three yunomi, each with a distinct character, inspired by iconic Japanese symbols. Sold separately, these porcelain cups add an authentic Japanese touch to everyday tea moments.

These porcelain yunomi combine the simplicity of Japanese forms with meaningful motifs. Each model tells a different story: Mount Fuji evokes Japan's iconic landscapes, the blue Maneki Neko brings a gentle, lucky charm, while the red Daruma symbolizes perseverance and new beginnings.

Their cylindrical shape offers a pleasant and natural grip. The porcelain highlights decorative details while maintaining a subtle elegance, true to the spirit of everyday Japanese tableware.

These cups easily find their place on a Japanese table, during a tea moment, a relaxing break, or simply to enjoy a hot drink in an atmosphere inspired by the Japanese art of living.

Sold separately, they allow you to choose the motif that suits you or to compose a harmonious assortment.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Traditional Japanese porcelain yunomi
• Three motifs to choose from: Mount Fuji, blue Maneki Neko, or red Daruma
• Pleasant size for hot drinks
• Design inspired by Japanese cultural universe
• Ideal for creating a Japanese atmosphere daily
• Sold individually

PRODUCT INFORMATION

• Type: Yunomi (Japanese handleless cup)
• Material: Porcelain
• Available motifs: Mount Fuji, blue Maneki Neko, red Daruma
• Dimensions: 7 x 10.4 cm
• Sale: individually

USAGE ADVICE

Use your yunomi for green tea, hojicha, or any other hot drink of your choice. Its size is perfect for moments of calm and conviviality inspired by the Japanese art of living.

What is the difference between a yunomi and a classic cup?

A yunomi is a traditional Japanese cup, usually without a handle, designed for everyday hot drinks.

Are the three motifs sold together?

No, each yunomi is sold separately. You can choose your preferred motif.

Are these cups suitable for Japanese tea?

Yes, their yunomi size is particularly popular for enjoying various Japanese teas.