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Kome-no-Megumi means “the blessing of rice”
They collaborate with artisans who believe in bringing out the delicate nuances of the materials used in their construction
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Tea Cup - Small meta-filter-Type-cones Kome-no-Megumi means “the blessing ofWe Say Under the design of Oji Masanori, the Susumuya tea house collaborated with some of Japan's best craftsman, creating traditional teaware with an updated modern silhouette and design details. Their hope is that the 'tea tools' they create will be used daily, yet treasured over a lifetime. This handless Japanese tea cup is made from Amakusa porcelain, and features a black layer of carbonised zaffre on the outside. Susumuya's sophisticated looking
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