Japanese Oribe Ware Ceramic Yunomi Teacup Vtg Pottery Beige Green Yakimono TC563 Satsuma ware Inside: 36

Inside: 36

rectangular tray provides both function and beautiful decor

Large sizes are often used for steamed vegetables and other items that require pouring or draining

Kashiki is a bowl or container that holds sweets that are eaten at Japanese tea ceremonies

A kettle with a handle and a spout was used for medicinal purposes in the 13th century

Japanese Oribe Ware Ceramic Yunomi Teacup Vtg Pottery Beige Green Yakimono TC563 Satsuma ware Inside: 36Japanese Oribe Ware Yunomi Teacup This vintage Japanese ceramic teacup is the perfect example of the Oribe ware or Oribe yaki style of pottery. The cup is mostly beige with handpainted earthy brown designs and the iconic mossy green glaze drip on one side. It is a larger yunomi cup that is great for holding with both hands. This cup is called yunomi, made for serving and drinking sencha (standard loose leaf tea). It is typically brought to guests in