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Cats In Sunny SpotYunomi Japanese Teacup

Sale price$41.00 USD

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This Japanese teacup is from the popular "Sunny Spot" collection by Atelier Yu. It features a drawing of two adorable cats snuggled up together. Atelier Yu is known for its delicate handiwork. As you can see, the Japanese color paint makes thickness on the colored part by being painted with a brush.

The contrast of the soft and relaxing drawings of the cats and the texture of the traditional stoneware colored in warm white creates a charming and authentic atmosphere.

The shape is crafted by a potter's wheel, and you can feel the warmth and comfort of holding it in your hand. This teacup is a perfect way to enjoy Japanese artisans' crafts during your teatime.

Pair this with a teapot with the same design (sold separately), which will greatly enhance the experience for you and your guests.

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