Teacup, white with blue vines, 60 ml, set of 5

€45.00*

Available, delivery time: 1-3 working days (in Germany)

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Product number: 44000.1

Teacup, white with blue vines, 60 ml, set of 5

Set of 5 small, white porcelain tea bowls with blue rank decoration for particularly fine teas or tastings.

Especially the high quality teas are often drunk from small pots and bowls in Japan - also because these are more productive and instead of one infusion with a large quantity, many infusions are made with smaller portion sizes.

Variations

Please note that the shape, color and size of the tea ceramics may vary slightly!

Properties

Origin:	Japan

Shimodozono International GmbH

Strothestrasse 50

49356 Diepholz

Germany

Phone: 05441-9959560

Fax: 05441-9959569

E-Mail: info@keiko.de

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