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Two tea cups crafted using the Nerikomi method, displaying their earthy brown and beige layered design.
Side view of two Nerikomi pottery cups, highlighting their natural swirled patterns.
Pair of handcrafted Japanese cups made with Nerikomi technique, featuring layered clay patterns.
Two pottery cups placed upside down showing the maker's mark at the base.
Single Japanese Nerikomi tea cup placed on a wooden table.
Side-by-side comparison of tea cups labeled A and B, showing differences in shape and coloration
Set of striped Nerikomi-style tea cups in a collage with hand-holding and bottom mark detail.
Two tea cups crafted using the Nerikomi method, displaying their earthy brown and beige layered design.
Side view of two Nerikomi pottery cups, highlighting their natural swirled patterns.
Pair of handcrafted Japanese cups made with Nerikomi technique, featuring layered clay patterns.
Two pottery cups placed upside down showing the maker's mark at the base.
Single Japanese Nerikomi tea cup placed on a wooden table.
Side-by-side comparison of tea cups labeled A and B, showing differences in shape and coloration
Set of striped Nerikomi-style tea cups in a collage with hand-holding and bottom mark detail.

Nerikomi Yunomi – Japanese Marbled Clay Tea Cups

$29.00

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Handcrafted tea cups made using the traditional Nerikomi technique—a process where colored clays are layered and shaped to create intricate, marble-like patterns throughout the body of the cup.
Nice piece.

* Price is for 1
* Only Option B left

Option A : W 7.1 cm x H 8.4cm / 200ml
Option B : W 6.7 cm x H 7.9cm / 160ml
Very good condition ★★★★☆
No chips, no cracks.

 


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Jake F.
Kyoto nerikomi

Nerikomi often disappoints me, it often feels sterile and dull. But this has a feel like soft bark, gentle paper texture. The soft, glossy inner glaze and the matte exterior are stunningly contrasted!
Kyo ware is amazing and I love discovering new styles from Kyoto! Tenmoku, Raku, Kohiki glaze, Mishima, Gohon, Hakeme, ice crackle celadon, porcelain... Kyoto never ceases to surprise me!!