Thank you for viewing. This is a work by the female ceramic artist Hitori Wada. The bold and unique brushstrokes of the design will, I believe, add a heartwarming touch to your daily life. Perfect as a gift, a commemorative item, or a reward for yourself. It also seems to be popular as a souvenir for overseas visitors. This versatile piece can be used as a teacup for tea or coffee, as a dessert cup, or as a small bowl for mini salads or appetizers. How about using it as a mini matcha bowl? Made in Japan, Toki City, Gifu Prefecture, Mino ware, ceramic, Sowa Tougei Hoshu Kiln, designated artist of the Omotesenke school, Hitori Wada. Handmade (wheel-thrown), hand-painted; the irregular shape fits comfortably in your hand. Size: Approximately 11.3cm wide, approximately 10.5cm deep, approximately 6.6cm high, capacity approximately 330cc (when full), weight approximately 278g. Please note that the patterns and colors may differ from the photos due to hand-painting. Enjoy this one-of-a-kind masterpiece. Measurements are approximate due to being done by a non-professional. Also, the actual color may differ depending on your smartphone. We will pack it carefully to prevent breakage. Thank you for your understanding. If you are giving it as a gift, we can also wrap it in Japanese paper (free service). 【Please Confirm】 Due to the differences in materials and manufacturing processes, ceramic ware may have black spots, small holes, or areas where the glaze is slightly uneven. Also, there may be color unevenness, peeling, or slight distortions and wobbles due to areas where the glaze is applied too thickly. Please understand that we cannot accept "returns or exchanges" for the above-mentioned individual differences for tableware that has passed inspection by the manufacturer and kiln. We hope you will enjoy the subtle differences of each item as the unique texture and warmth of the tableware. 【Search Keywords】 Mother's Day, Father's Day, Housewarming, Respect for the Aged Day, Grand Opening, Souvenir, Souvenir, Birthday, Commemorative item, Birthday, Present, Celebration, Interior, Ceramic art, Commercial use, Tableware, Gift, Overseas souvenir, Overseas, Coffee cup, Traditional Japanese cafe