Product Description
The patterns are all carefully hand-painted one by one by a husband and wife in Hasami Town, Nagasaki Prefecture, a production area of Hasami ware that has continued since the late Sengoku period about 400 years ago.Their designs, while based on traditional Hasami motifs, are done in their own style, giving them a delicate yet bold feel that has been well received both in Japan and abroad.
The unique atmosphere created by their personal touch can be enjoyed in every piece.
Comes in a gift box, making it suitable for gifts.
■ Product Size:
Cup – Diameter 9.0 × Height 6.3 cm
Saucer – Diameter 15.0 × Height 1.7 cm
● Hasami Ware
● Material: Porcelain
● Dishwasher safe (household use), though handwashing is recommended for long-term use
● Microwave safe (household use)
※1: Each piece is hand-painted by artisans, so individual differences may occur.
※2: Inspected and shipped under strict standards by Hasami kilns and trading companies.
※ Please note that inventory is shared with other sales channels, so the item may be temporarily out of stock. In such cases, it may take approximately 1–3 months after ordering to ship.
[About Hasami Ware]
Hasami ware is a type of porcelain that began around 400 years ago in Hasami Town, Nagasaki Prefecture, during the late Sengoku period.
Initially earthenware was produced, but later porcelain became the main focus.
In the Edo period, items like Kurawanka bowls became popular among the common people, changing food culture and enriching daily life.
Even today, the tradition of producing high-quality everyday tableware through constant innovation continues in Hasami.
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