A mug with the refinement of the Kakiemon style, by Jin Kiln, a distinguished Arita ware kiln that received the honour of presenting work to His Majesty the Emperor Emeritus.

Grapes, an Auspicious Pattern
On a lustrous, milky-white porcelain surface, the grape pattern — one of the auspicious motifs — is delicately drawn, and with it the good fortune it symbolises: harvest, prosperity, and the flourishing of one’s descendants.

Light in Hand, Steady on the Table
It combines the ease of use that only light porcelain can give with a beauty of form that sits steadily, raising an everyday cup into a time apart.

For Coffee, and for Wine
For coffee, of course, and no less fitting for a moment with wine poured into it — a mug finished to accompany you through life.

Contents and Dimensions
Mug × 1, booklet, paulownia box.
Top diameter 9cm, Height: 9cm, / Base diameter 6.5cm, Weight: 210g / Capacity: 300ml
As each piece is handmade, slight variations in size may occur.