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Beer Cup

SKU: s18-cu05-A8
Sale price$27.00

Color:Celadon

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Size ø95xh140(mm) / Volume: 350ml
Production Made in JAPAN
Contents Main Unit
Electronic Devices Microwave: ○ Dishwasher: △ Oven: X
Beer Cup-handmade Shigaraki Tableware / Cups & Teacups-TEIBAN WARE-Meizan Kiln
Beer Cup Sale price$27.00

Product Details

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Embracing perfect foam

The secret lies in the naturally porous quality of ceramic. The bubbles of a freshly poured beer become exceptionally fine and creamy thanks to it. With finer foam, the mouthfeel is wonderfully smooth, while the layer of bubbles locks in the rich flavor beneath. Truly, Shigaraki ware beer cups are the perfect vessels for enjoying beer!

Beer Cup-handmade Shigaraki Tableware / Cups & Teacups-TEIBAN WARE-Meizan Kiln

One size fits all

The cup comfortably fits one 350ml can of beer, making it easy to pour. The soft design tapers toward the bottom for a secure grip, even with its generous capacity. The unique texture of ceramic feels gentle in your hand, offering a timeless shape you'll love for everyday use.

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Available in 3 color

The TEIBAN WARE series offers three color variations: Celadon, Natural and Reddish Black. You can use them beautifully whether you coordinate them in the same color or mix and match different colors, so please choose according to your preference.

About Quality

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Iron Inclusions

Clay used for pottery contains various natural elements such as iron and microorganisms. During firing, these components may appear as small black spots on the surface. Each piece has been carefully inspected and meets our quality standards.

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Burn Marks

At times, you may find burn marks on the surface of our pottery. These are natural kiln variations, known as yōhen, that occur during firing. They are part of the ceramic’s unique character and do not affect its use or quality.

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Pinholes

When bisque-fired, air trapped in the clay body or organic matter (such as dust) may remain as tiny holes after firing. These small holes are called pinholes. A visual specialty of pottery, these do not effect the quality of the product, and there is no need for further concern when used.

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