Kihara Clear Cup

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Made by Kihara (Arita, Japan)

Handmade ceramic cup with sandblasted outer texture and white glazed inner
Microwave & dishwasher safe
Dimensions: Ø85 x H88 mm / 280ml

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CLEAR

The Clear series is unique in that the porcelain cups are finished with sandblasting, which is usually reserved for glass products. The sandblasting gives the cup a soft matte texture.

The cup is simple and playful, with soft colours. The porcelain is thinner and lighter than one might expect, yet more hard-wearing than other ceramic products. The cups can be stacked when not in use.

Meet the Brand

Kihara

Kihara is a Japanese porcelain producer founded in 1955 in Arita - a town in southern Japan with a 400-year history of producing ceramics from the white kaolin clay of the region. The porcelain is known for being especially hard wearing, as the clay is made from the crushed natural stone of the region. Kihara works with local craftsmen in Arita, combining 400-year old traditional techniques with new technologies to produce porcelain.

In addition to their work in Arita, Kihara also work with local artisans in the historic town of Hasami in the Nagasaki Prefecture. Hasami has an equally long history of producing porcelain, and is known for natural lightweight earthenware with smooth lines and textures.

As well as designing and producing their own collections, Kihara have produced ceramics alongside a number of renowned designers, including Atelier Bingo (France), Edwin Low (Singapore), Mjolk (Canada), Monocle (UK), Papier Tigre (Japan), & Tony Lai (Australia). They opened their flagship store in Arita in 2016, closely followed by another store in Tokyo in 2017. They showcase their ceramics in these two locations, as well as in Europe through a number of partners including Godshot studio.

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