Mino Ware Yunomi Bijinga & Mt Fuji Japanese Teacup – 270ml

Mino Ware Teacup Bijinga & Mt. Fuji Design 

Celebrate the beauty of traditional Japanese art with this exquisite Mino Ware teacup handcrafted in Gifu, Japan’s historic heart of ceramics. Featuring elegant Bijinga (beautiful woman) artwork alongside a classic illustration of Mt. Fuji and a vintage-style map of Japan, this cup blends culture, history, and craftsmanship into a stunning everyday piece.

Its textured ceramic surface and refined print make it feel both nostalgic and timeless, perfect for enjoying hot tea, matcha or your favourite warm beverage.

Features

• Traditional Bijinga Artwork: The cup features a beautifully detailed illustration of a Japanese woman in classic attire capturing the grace and refinement of Edo-period art.
• Mt. Fuji & Japanese Map Motifs: A scenic depiction of Mt. Fuji and a hand-drawn map give this cup an authentic travel-inspired charm.
• Authentic Mino Ware: Produced in Gifu Prefecture, renowned for over 1,300 years of ceramic excellence. Each piece reflects the region’s rich heritage and superior craftsmanship.
• Textured Ceramic Finish: The lightly speckled glaze adds a tactile organic feel to the cup, enhancing both comfort and visual appeal.
• Chopsticks not Included

Specifications

• • Origin: Gifu Prefecture, Japan
  • Material: Ceramic (Mino Ware)
  • Dimensions: 7.2 cm (diameter), 10.2 cm (height)
  • Capacity: 270 ml

How to Care for Mino Ware

To ensure the longevity and beauty of your handcrafted cup:

• • Handwash recommended: Use a soft sponge and mild detergent to protect the glaze.
  • Avoid sudden temperature changes: Extreme hot-to-cold transitions may cause cracks.
  • Microwave & dishwasher use: Not recommended to maintain the integrity of the textured surface and glaze.
  • Do not place on direct flame or stovetop.
  • Dry completely before storing to prevent moisture absorption typical of artisanal ceramics.

This Mino Ware teacup is a perfect blend of tradition, culture, and functionality. Ideal for collectors, Japan enthusiasts, or anyone who appreciates artisan-crafted tableware.