Heuge CUP - oribe

CHIPS HEUGE CUP ORIBE

Oribe ware was named after Furuta Oribe, who studied wabi tea as a disciple of Sen no Rikyu. Furuta Oribe, who preferred unrestrained beauty to quiet beauty, had a deep love for Mino ware, known as "mysterious porcelain," and Oribe ware was born while he was teaching pottery. The green of Oribe ware is expressed in various ways depending on the kiln.

We have boldly abandoned the somewhat old-fashioned designs and colors that typically come to mind when thinking of Oribe ware, and instead created Oribe colors that are more suited to modern eating habits. Enjoy Oribe tableware that can be used everyday on the modern dining table.

A straight teacup. This long and thin teacup has been loved by Japanese people for a long time and can be used casually like a small mug. This simple but tasteful teacup is sure to become a staple on your dining table.