Kuramoto Masao Senchawan
Best choice for tea enthusiasts seeking an authentic, artisanal tasting experience.
This hand-painted porcelain elevates your daily tea ritual into a deliberate, meditative practice. While the delicate gilded rim requires a gentle hand during cleanup, the vibrant stripes and refined tulip shape offer a level of artistry that mass-produced ceramics simply cannot replicate.
$44.00
Who it's for
- Collectors prioritizing artisan quality and durable ceramics
- Minimalists seeking elegant, traditional Japanese design
- Tea purists valuing authentic, tactile drinking rituals
Who should skip it
- Coffee drinkers needing larger capacity vessels
- Users preferring immediate handling of hot beverages
- Budget-conscious shoppers seeking affordable everyday teaware
Performance breakdown
Artisanal Craftsmanship
Hand-painted details reflect the authentic heritage of Kiyomizu-yaki porcelain.
Aesthetic Appeal
Vibrant stripes and gilded accents create a striking, sophisticated visual presence.
Sencha Optimization
The tulip shape perfectly concentrates delicate aromas for high-grade tea.
Maintenance Ease
Hand-wash only requirements demand careful handling to preserve the gilded rim.
Ergonomic Handling
The handleless design offers a traditional, tactile connection to the tea.
Thermal Retention
Thin porcelain walls prioritize elegance over long-term heat insulation.
Key Specs
Material
Kiyomizu-yaki Porcelain
Style
sai-tokusa (Striped Tokusa)
Width
6 cm (2.4 in)
Height
4.5 cm (1.8 in)
Capacity
40 ml (1.35 oz)
Origin
Made in Japan
Set Size
1
Cup Type
Teacup
Has Lid
No
Insulated
No
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