This small tea cup by Tetsuya Ozawa provides you a smooth taste of your tea.

Ozawa uses Tokomame local clay and introduces the traditional glaze called Chara which creates his signature expression like an abstract drawing. The chic and rough textured of surface is the great result of the local tradition and unique creativity.

The first image in the series of pictures shows the available product. Because of the handmade nature of this product, each cup is unique and may vary in measurements and color.

Made in Tokoname, Aichi, Japan

This small tea cup by Tetsuya Ozawa provides you a smooth taste of your tea.

Ozawa uses Tokomame local clay and introduces the traditional glaze called Chara which creates his signature expression like an abstract drawing. The chic and rough textured of surface is the great result of the local tradition and unique creativity.

The first image in the series of pictures shows the available product. Because of the handmade nature of this product, each cup is unique and may vary in measurements and color.

Made in Tokoname, Aichi, Japan

This small tea cup by Tetsuya Ozawa provides you a smooth taste of your tea.

Ozawa uses Tokomame local clay and introduces the traditional glaze called Chara which creates his signature expression like an abstract drawing. The chic and rough textured of surface is the great result of the local tradition and unique creativity.

The first image in the series of pictures shows the available product. Because of the handmade nature of this product, each cup is unique and may vary in measurements and color.

Made in Tokoname, Aichi, Japan

This small tea cup by Tetsuya Ozawa provides you a smooth taste of your tea.

Ozawa uses Tokomame local clay and introduces the traditional glaze called Chara which creates his signature expression like an abstract drawing. The chic and rough textured of surface is the great result of the local tradition and unique creativity.

The first image in the series of pictures shows the available product. Because of the handmade nature of this product, each cup is unique and may vary in measurements and color.

Made in Tokoname, Aichi, Japan

This free cup by Tetsuya Ozawa provides you a smooth taste of your drink.

Ozawa uses Tokomame local clay and introduces the traditional glaze called Chara which creates his signature expression like an abstract drawing. The chic and rough textured of surface is the great result of the local tradition and unique creativity.

Because of the handmade nature of this product, each cup is unique and may vary in measurements and color.

Made in Tokoname, Aichi, Japan

This mug cup by Tetsuya Ozawa provides you a smooth taste of your drink.

Ozawa uses Tokomame local clay and introduces the traditional glaze called Chara which creates his signature expression like an abstract drawing. The chic and rough textured of surface is the great result of the local tradition and unique creativity.

Because of the handmade nature of this product, each cup is unique and may vary in measurements and color.

Made in Tokoname, Aichi, Japan

This mug cup by Tetsuya Ozawa provides you a smooth taste of your drink.

Ozawa uses Tokomame local clay and introduces the traditional glaze called Chara which creates his signature expression like an abstract drawing. The chic and rough textured of surface is the great result of the local tradition and unique creativity.

Because of the handmade nature of this product, each cup is unique and may vary in measurements and color.

Made in Tokoname, Aichi, Japan

This shallow bowl by Tetsuya Ozawa provides creative atmosphere to your table.

Ozawa uses Tokomame local clay and introduces the traditional glaze called Chara which creates his signature expression like an abstract drawing. The chic and rough textured of surface is the great result of the local tradition and unique creativity.

The first image in the series of pictures shows the available product. Because of the handmade nature of this product, each plate is unique and may vary in measurements and color.

Made in Tokoname, Aichi, Japan