Creative porcelain cup inspired by the Japanese mameshibori pattern, the Japanese dot pattern. The name is interesting because it literally means "compressed bean". In Japanese culture, the mameshibori pattern often symbolizes wealth, fertility and prosperity, as the dots represent rice or beans and are a symbol of abundance and harvest. Perfect for tea and other (favorite) drinks.
DID YOU KNOW? ... "Tea" is called "Ocha" (お茶) in Japanese. The most popular tea in Japan is Sencha (green tea). You can also find a fine selection of teas in our online shop.
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Dimensions: Ø85 × H95mm
Material: Ceramic
Creative porcelain cup inspired by the Japanese mameshibori pattern, the Japanese dot pattern. The name is interesting because it literally means "compressed bean". In Japanese culture, the mameshibori pattern often symbolizes wealth, fertility and prosperity, as the dots represent rice or beans and are a symbol of abundance and harvest. Perfect for tea and other (favorite) drinks.
DID YOU KNOW? ... "Tea" is called "Ocha" (お茶) in Japanese. The most popular tea in Japan is Sencha (green tea). You can also find a fine selection of teas in our online shop.
features
Dimensions: Ø85 × H95mm
Material: Ceramic
DID YOU KNOW? ...
"Tea" is called "Ocha" (お茶) in Japanese. The most popular tea in Japan is Sencha (green tea). You can also find a fine selection of teas in our online shop.