Igura Toshiya Ao-Mishima Kiyomizu Yunomi

Ao-mishima is a traditional decorative technique where intricate floral patterns are stamped into the clay and then filled with a contrasting blue slip. This creates a distinct, inlaid effect that gives the surface both visual depth and a subtle tactile quality.

Yes, this yunomi is designed specifically for hot tea like sencha. Because it is a handleless cup, the flared tulip shape allows you to hold the upper rim comfortably while the base rests in your palm.

This cup is not dishwasher or microwave safe. To preserve the integrity of the matte black glaze and the delicate hand-painted details, we recommend hand washing it gently with mild soap and drying it thoroughly after each use.

Hakeme is a traditional Japanese brushwork technique where a slip is applied using a coarse brush. In this piece, it adds a soft, organic texture to the interior grey glaze, providing a beautiful contrast to the more structured floral patterns on the exterior.

Yes, 100 ml is a traditional size for a yunomi intended for sencha or other green teas. It is designed for smaller, frequent servings, allowing you to enjoy the tea at the optimal temperature throughout your session.