Chawanmushi Cups with Lids Large 4.6 inches Japanese Chawan Mushi Arita Imari ware Made in Japan Wari souka

History of ARITA and IMARI ware (Japanese Pottery) /// Pottery production started in Japan in the 17th century. From the middle 17th century, large amounts of ARITA and IMARI ware were exported to Europe, through the Dutch trading post. The tradition and techniques of ARITA and IMARI ware have been preserved for 400 years, while young potters and workshops take on the challenge of producing ambitious new works.

• This is a cup for "Chawanmushi" which is Japanese food. Various types of chawanmushi cups are made, so please add them to your collection.
• [Bowl size] Width: 4.6in / Height: 2.6in (This is a larger-sized bowl for chawanmushi)
• This product is made in Arita, which is very famous for producing ceramics in Japan. Ceramics made in this area is called Arita-ware or Imari-ware, which has a 400-year history and is one of the world's most famous production sites.
• Microwave Available / Dishwasher Available