Sakura Japanese Teacup Zelkova Use 2 or 3 of

Use 2 or 3 of these plates to serve different types of cheese for a wine-tasting occasion

The porcelain base is formed using the katauchi technique

The design is not only suitable for festive occasions such as New Year's but is also practical for everyday use

symbolizing divine presence

The height of the goblet makes it an eye-catching accent and a sophisticated table setting

Sakura Japanese Teacup Zelkova Use 2 or 3 ofFeaturing the distinctive nami yu glaze, derived from the ashes of the Kyoto forest, this Japanese teacup from Tosen Kiln showcases a natural creamy white clay color. This piece is beautifully enhanced by the hand painted depiction of graceful weeping sakura, cherry blossoms of Gion, Kyoto, which are emblematic of Kyotos unique atmosphere. The delicate pink and pale green hues of the cherry blossoms elegantly contrast with the yellowish cream white