Hasami Kagome Soba Choko Cup Soba Choko Cup, Hasami Inban Pattern
Hasami Kagome Soba Choko Cup Soba Choko Cup, Hasami Inban Pattern
Hasami Kagome Soba Choko Cup Soba Choko Cup, Hasami Inban Pattern
Hasami Kagome Soba Choko Cup Soba Choko Cup, Hasami Inban Pattern
Hasami Kagome Soba Choko Cup Soba Choko Cup, Hasami Inban Pattern

Hasami Kagome Soba Choko Cup

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Single cup • Ceramic pottery • 3.5" (9 cm) diameter × 2.5" (6.4 cm) height • Made in Japan
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For soba, tea, or a small pour at the table, the Hasami Soba Choko Cup fits easily in hand and settles down as a 3.5" × 2.5" (9 cm × 6.4 cm) ceramic vessel with the calm weight of ceramic pottery. Its KAGOME inban pattern is stamped with a traditional craft cue, then each piece is hand-finished in Japan. Dishwasher and microwave safe; includes one cup in an exclusive craft box.

Why You’ll Love It

    • Inban pattern with Hasami character
    • Compact 3.5" × 2.5" size for easy sipping
    • Ceramic feel, ideal for soba or sake
    • Hand-finished for subtle, unique variations
    • Dishwasher-safe convenience for daily use

    Pairs well with

    Everyday Japanese bowl for soba and more

    Product Description

    The Hasami Soba Choko Cup brings a compact, easy-to-hold form to the table, finished with an inban pattern that gives the surface its character. Sized at 3.5" × 2.5" (9 cm × 6.4 cm), it has the proportions of a traditional soba choko, ready for noodles, drinks, or small servings.

    Made in Japan from ceramic pottery, each piece is hand-finished by a craftsman. The body is made from naturally derived materials, so slight color variations may occur from one cup to another. That individual variation is part of the vessel’s character.

    The inban stamping technique gives the cup a clear patterned finish, while the compact silhouette keeps it versatile for daily use. It works as a soba choko, dessert bowl, small bowl, or convenient container, and it is also described as a Hasamiyaki Tamari Original Cup.

    Part of the Inban KAGOME Soba Choko Cup series, this piece offers a restrained, everyday presence with a practical size and clear craftsmanship. It is a simple, useful vessel with enough detail to stand on its own at the table.

    Product Information
    • Material: Ceramic pottery
    • Origin: Japan
    • Size: 3.5" × 2.5" (9 cm × 6.4 cm)
    • Capacity: Soba choko cup
    • Care: Dishwasher safe; microwave safe; open-fire use not suitable
    • Finish: Hand-finished by a craftsman
    • Design: Pattern made using the traditional inban stamping technique
    • Includes: 1 cup
    • Packaging: Exclusive craft box with logo
    • Notes: Slight variations in color may occur due to the natural materials and hand-finishing
    Care instructions

    Dishwasher safe and microwave safe. Do not use over an open flame. Handle with care, as each piece is hand-finished and may show slight color variations due to the natural materials.

    Artisan & Craft
    Artisan & Craft

    Born in the Hasami ware tradition of Nagasaki Prefecture, this soba choko carries the easy elegance that has made Hasami-yaki a favorite for everyday use since the Edo period. Its surface is decorated with the inban stamping technique, a refined transfer method that lets crisp patterns meet the soft warmth of ceramics, while the hand-finishing gives each cup subtle character and slight variations in tone. Compact and versatile, it feels equally at home for soba, tea, small sides, or dessert—an unpretentious piece shaped by a long history of practical beauty.

    Note

    Hand-finished ceramic piece with slight color variations due to natural materials. Dishwasher and microwave safe, but not suitable for open-flame use.

    Questions About This Piece

    What can I use this soba choko cup for besides soba noodles?
    It’s a versatile everyday piece that works well for drinks, side dishes, and even dessert. Its compact shape also makes it useful as a small serving bowl or container at the table.
    Is this cup suitable for daily use and easy cleanup?
    Yes, it’s designed as everyday tableware for regular dining use. It is dishwasher-safe, so cleanup is convenient after meals.
    What gives this cup its character and handmade feel?
    The design uses the traditional inban stamping technique, which gives the vessel its decorative pattern. Each piece is hand-finished by a craftsman, and slight variations in color can occur because natural materials are used.
    Would this make a nice gift?
    Yes, it comes in a dedicated craft box, which makes it well-suited for gifting. Its Japanese-made craftsmanship and classic soba choko form also give it a thoughtful, timeless feel.
    Hasami, Nagasaki Prefecture, home of Hasami ware

    Hasami ware · Nagasaki, Japan

    Hasami: four centuries of everyday Japanese porcelain

    Hasami has been producing ceramics for more than 400 years. Known for practical forms, clean design and reliable everyday use, Hasami ware grew from a pottery town into one of Japan’s most recognizable tableware traditions.

    400+ years of ceramic tradition
    Made in Nagasaki Hasami, Japan
    Everyday design practical, clean, enduring
    Hasami · Nagasaki Prefecture · Japan

    Discover Hasami

    Learn more about Hasami ware

    What is Hasami ware?

    Hasami ware is Japanese ceramic tableware made in and around the town of Hasami in Nagasaki Prefecture. The area has been producing ceramics for more than four centuries and is particularly known for functional tableware designed for regular everyday use.

    What makes Hasami ware different?

    Hasami ware is often defined by simplicity, practicality and clean proportions. Rather than focusing only on decorative display, many Hasami pieces are designed to be comfortable to handle, easy to combine and useful at the table every day.

    Where is Hasami ware made?

    Hasami ware is made in Hasami, a pottery town in Nagasaki Prefecture on the island of Kyushu. The area has long supported a network of specialist ceramic workshops involved in shaping, glazing, decorating and firing tableware.

    Why is Hasami ware well suited to everyday use?

    Hasami ware developed around the idea of making well-designed ceramics accessible for daily life. Its straightforward forms, comfortable proportions and versatile designs make it easy to use across different meals and mix with other Japanese tableware.