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Japanese Black Teacup with Cobalt & White Flowing Glazes
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Japanese Black Teacup with Cobalt & White Flowing Glazes

Black Teacup with Cobalt & White Flowing Glazes

Stoneware
Made in Japan
Height: 3.25″
Functional capacity: 5 oz / 148 ml

NO LONGER FOR SALE
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Categories: Teacups, Teacups from Japan, Teawares
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A handsome teacup with an expressive drip rim of dark blue, black and white.  The black glaze on the cups lower half has a multitude of subtle speckles, almost like an oil spot glaze.  Very bold and expressive.

The cup’s exterior wall has a series of subtle ridges which are almost undetectable to the eye, but noticeable in the hand. These ridges provide some extra grip and make the cup easy to hold.  It is hefty, durable, thick walled and will hold heat well.

 

Please Note:
Slight variations in the painting, colors, tooling, patterning and kiln effects of Chinese and Japanese tea wares are to be expected. We have carefully photographed this item as best as possible – please be aware that different device screens can render colors and subtle tones slightly differently.

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  • Learn About Tea
    • Tea Education
      • What is Tea?
      • The Six Classifications of Tea
      • Steeping Tea
      • Selecting & Storing Tea
      • Healthful Benefits
      • Traditional Tea vs Commodity Tea
      • New Tea, Rested Tea & Aged Tea
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      • China Famous Tea
      • Wu Yi Shan Oolong: yan cha
      • High Mountain Gao Shan
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      • About Jun Chiyabari Garden
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