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Six Gourds Mug
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Single Porcelain Mug • 7.1 oz (210 ml) • Made in Japan
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Enjoy a calm tea or coffee break with the Six Gourds Mug. Made of porcelain in Japan and sized at 7.1 oz (210 ml), it’s ideal for a smaller serving of coffee, tea, or herbal blends. The raised gourd motif and seasonal flowers give each sip a little more presence, while hand washing helps preserve the glazed surface and color.
Why You’ll Love It
7.1 oz (210 ml) size is easy to keep by your side for tea or coffee.
Porcelain body gives the mug a clean, refined feel in daily use.
Raised gourds and seasonal flowers add detail you notice with every use.
Made in Japan and presented in a cosmetic box.
Hand-wash care helps preserve the raised glaze and vivid colors.
Let your daily tea or coffee ritual bloom with the Six Gourds Mug, a vivid creation from Kochi, Japan. Crafted in 2025, this porcelain mug combines joyful expression with exquisite detail, celebrating the harmony of nature while wishing for health and happiness.
Each side of the mug prominently features six embossed gourds elegantly tied together and complemented by seasonal flowers: cherry blossoms for spring, peonies for summer, maples for autumn, and camellias for winter. The radiant yellow background, enriched by vibrant Kochi blue accents, creates a visually striking piece that enhances any setting. Measuring 210 ml, the mug is perfect for your morning coffee or calming herbal blends, making it a delightful addition to your daily routine.
The gourd motif, a symbol of longevity and prosperity in Japanese culture, adds cultural significance to this beautiful piece. With its comfortable handle, each sip feels intentional, turning the Six Gourds Mug into a lovely centerpiece for your collection or daily use. Its refined design is suited for everyday enjoyment while also serving as a unique display piece.
Meaningful Gifting & Japanese Artistry
Presented in a tasteful paper box, it’s a thoughtful gift for birthdays, housewarmings, or to express wishes of wellness and joy. The mug's durable porcelain can be easily cared for by hand washing, ensuring it remains a cherished part of your collection for years to come.
Product Information
Made in Japan
Material: Porcelain
Capacity: 7.1 oz / 210 ml
Dimensions: 2.75 in (Diameter) × 3.35 in (Height) / 7 cm × 8.5 cm
Package: Cosmetic box
Care instructions
- Hand wash recommended to preserve the raised glaze and vivid colors
- Not microwave or dishwasher safe
- Store carefully to avoid chipping or surface damage
Artisan & Craft
Made in Japan in porcelain, the Six Gourds Mug combines a bright yellow ground with raised gourds and seasonal flowers. The mug is 7.1 oz (210 ml) and comes in a cosmetic box.
Note
Hand wash recommended. Not microwave or dishwasher safe. Store carefully to avoid chipping or surface damage.
Questions & Answers
What kind of drinks does this mug suit best?
Its 7.1 oz (210 ml) capacity works well for a smaller serving of coffee, tea, or herbal blends.
What should I know about the surface finish?
The mug has a raised glaze and vivid color accents, so hand washing is recommended to help keep the surface looking its best.
Is it suitable as a gift?
Yes. It comes in a cosmetic box, which makes it easy to present for a birthday, housewarming, or seasonal gift.
How should I care for it?
Hand wash only. It is not microwave or dishwasher safe, and storing it carefully will help reduce chipping or surface damage.
Kyoto 京都 – Where Tradition Lives in Every Glazed Detail
Kyoto, Japan’s former imperial capital, is a city where centuries of artistry are still alive in every quiet alley and kiln. Among its many cultural treasures, Kyoto ware—also known as Kyo-yaki and Kiyomizu-yaki—stands out as one of the region’s most refined expressions of craftsmanship. Rooted in traditions that date back over a thousand years, this ceramic style reflects Kyoto’s aesthetic sensibilities: graceful lines, delicate forms, and a deep respect for natural beauty.
What makes Kyoto ware truly unique is its diversity. Rather than adhering to a single style, it embodies the spirit of the city itself. Each piece is crafted by the hands of skilled artisans who blend classical techniques with modern design, preserving a legacy while continually evolving it.
FAQs
All you need to know about Kyoto Ware
What makes Kyoto ware different from other Japanese ceramics?
Kyoto ware, also known as Kyo-yaki or Kiyomizu-yaki, is renowned for its refined elegance, delicate forms, and artistic diversity. Unlike other regional styles that often focus on functionality or rustic textures, Kyoto ware reflects the cultural sophistication of Kyoto—blending tradition with artistic expression in every piece.
Is each Kyoto ware item handmade?
Yes! Every piece of Kyoto ware is individually crafted by skilled artisans, often using techniques passed down through generations. This results in subtle variations in shape, glaze, and texture—making each item one-of-a-kind and rich in character.
Can I use Kyoto ware for everyday meals?
Absolutely. While Kyoto ware is often seen as collectible or ceremonial, many pieces—like plates, bowls, and teacups—are designed for everyday use. They bring a sense of calm beauty and intentionality to even the simplest meals.
Is Kyoto ware dishwasher or microwave safe?
Because Kyoto ware is handmade and often uses traditional glazes, we recommend hand washing only. Most pieces are not suitable for dishwashers, microwaves, or direct heat, as these may damage the glaze or structure over time.
Why is Kyoto ware considered a luxury craft?
Kyoto ware reflects centuries of ceramic mastery, often requiring weeks of detailed shaping, glazing, and firing. Its aesthetic precision, cultural roots, and artisanal quality make it highly valued—not just as tableware, but as functional art steeped in heritage.
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