Coated with a soft green glaze, celadon is a major type of porcelain produced in China. Celadon was first produced during the Eastern Han Dynasty (25–220), known for its pure color and transparent, luminous appearance. During the Jin Dynasty (265–420), celadon from Yue Kiln, Wu Kiln, and Ou Kiln developed on a large scale. In the Song Dynasty (960–1279), celadon tea sets produced at Ge Kiln in Longquan, Zhejiang Province—one of the five famous kilns of the time—reached their peak and were widely exported. By the Ming Dynasty (1368–1644), celadon gained great fame at home and abroad for its fine texture, stately form, glistening glaze, and elegant patterns.

This Japanese Celadon Tea Cup set continues the classic celadon aesthetic, offering a calm, refined beauty that is ideal for daily tea drinking or elegant presentation.

Features:
• Classic Celadon Glaze: Soft green tone with a smooth, luminous finish.
• Historical Aesthetic: Inspired by centuries of celadon craftsmanship.
• Elegant & Refined: Clean lines and gentle color enhance the tea experience.
• Practical for Daily Use: Suitable for enjoying tea in everyday settings.
• Set of Two: Ideal for sharing tea or gifting.

Materials & Contents:
• Material: Porcelain
• Includes: 2 Tea Cups

Size & Capacity:
• Diameter 6.5 cm (2.6") ｜ Height 7.2 cm (2.9") ｜ Capacity 180 ml / 6.1 oz