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Elevate your daily tea ritual with the Warmwood Handmade Kiln-Fired Master Tea Cup. Shaped by hand from rough, earthy pottery clay and fired in a traditional kiln, this generously sized master cup has a tactile, organic surface that feels grounding and warm in the hands. Its glaze shifts in tone across the cup, so each piece carries its own subtle pattern, much like a sunset over the hills in the Japanese countryside.
It comes in our Sunset glaze, with a capacity of about 230 ml. The size is ideal for gongfu-style tea brewing, sipping oolong and green tea, enjoying a small pour-over coffee or simply keeping water close at your desk. It sits comfortably beside a teapot, tea tray and bamboo tools, and it makes a thoughtful gift for tea enthusiasts, pottery collectors and anyone who loves handmade, slow-living pieces.
Because every cup is shaped and fired by hand, small variations in form, glaze flow and texture are natural and part of its artisan character. Hand wash gently with warm water, avoid harsh detergents and sudden temperature changes, and allow the cup to dry completely before storing. Take care when serving hot drinks and keep out of reach of young children. It pairs beautifully with wabi-sabi, Japandi and rustic interiors.
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A hand shaped cup makes every pour feel calm and intentional.
Traditional firing creates rich, earthy tones that vary from cup to cup.
The textured clay feels grounding in your hands. Pure Warmwood.
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It is shaped by hand from rough pottery clay and fired in a kiln.
Yes. The kiln firing gives each cup its own tones and texture.
It is the host's personal cup in traditional tea service.
Oolong, pu erh, green and black teas all taste wonderful.
Rinse with hot water and air dry. Avoid soap to preserve the clay.
Wood, stone, clay and linen, chosen to last
Quiet pieces that never go out of style
Made to work together in any room