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'Woodfire' cup

Hand-rolled, wood-fired tea cup – each piece has a unique “ashy” finish and a smooth, comfortable drinking edge. Natural burn marks (yōhen) and ash deposits give the cup its character; ideal for oolong, sencha, puer, everyday tea drinking and tasting.
Capacity approx. 80 ml

Sale price 7.900 Ft

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Wood-fired, disc-shaped tea cup

This cup is made in small batches, hand-rolled, and then fired at high temperatures in a wood-fired kiln . The path of the fire, the direction of the flame, and the deposition of ash create a different pattern on each piece – giving the cup a unique, living surface , while the inner drinking rim is smooth and comfortable.

Why will you love me?

  • True uniqueness: natural ash glaze, yōhen (firing change) and subtle nuances that only wood burning can give.
  • Comfortable shape: fits well in the hand, the rim is pleasantly thin - drinking from it is a pleasure.
  • Tea-friendly interior: the smooth interior surface beautifully brings out the aroma and texture of teas.
  • Versatile use: for tasting and everyday tea drinking; also suitable for oolong, green tea, black tea and puer.

Material & technique

  • Stoneware, fired at a high temperature in a wood-fired kiln.
  • Thin ash glaze and fire marks on the outer surface formed from natural ash deposits.
  • Inner surface: smooth, comfortable to drink from; hand-rolled shape with a subtle fingerprint character.

Usage tips

  • Rinse with hot water before first use.
  • Warm the cup before drinking tea - this will help the aromas to develop better.
  • Optional “tea initiation”: briefly rinse with a light brew (e.g. your first rinse of tea), then pour it out.

Care & cleaning

  • Hand washing with lukewarm water is recommended. Avoid dishwasher and prolonged soaking.
  • Do not use harsh scrubbing or chemicals; the tea patina is natural and aesthetic.

Important information

  • Each piece is unique ; photos are illustrations - appearance, tone and volume may vary slightly.
  • The small fire spots, ash kisses, and fine dots on the surface are not defects, but traces of wood burning.

This cup is a tool for calm, mindful tea drinking – an object on which the work of fire can be seen and felt .

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