mashiko tea cup silver plated Created in 1959 to meet

Created in 1959 to meet surveyors' needs while working under rigorous conditions

Individually hand thrown and glazed no two cups are exactly alike making them all the more charming

and you're good to go (the anchor piece can be unclipped from the strap at any time

Made with an eco-friendly blend of recycled wool (salvaged from pre-loved clothing) and virgin cotton

mashiko tea cup silver plated Created in 1959 to meetThis mashiko cup is a lovely example of a kumidashi shaped teacup, a shallow round cup that is traditionally used to serve sencha (Japanese green tea), just happens to be the right size for a nip of sake. Who says tea cups are just for tea? Mashiko pottery is made in the town of Mashiko, Japan. Home to over 300 skilled potters, Mashiko is known for producing rustic and earthy ceramics and has a tradition of producing household objects with a pleasing