Kyoto Tenmoku Japanese Handmade Teacups Collection Traditional As you brew the first

As you brew the first couple infusions

the Wooden Handle Glass Fairness Cup serves an important purpose: that of fairness in tea ceremony servings

This makes it a more approachable expression of Bingdao—less sharp

and passed down

with a subtle hint of ripe apricot

Kyoto Tenmoku Japanese Handmade Teacups Collection Traditional As you brew the firstKyoto Tenmoku Teacups () Tenmoku () is one of the most revered ceramic traditions in the tea world. The style traces its roots to black glazed tea bowls brought from China to Japan by Buddhist monks and later became highly treasured in Japanese tea culture. Kyoto artisans have developed their own interpretation of Tenmoku within the tradition of Ky yaki (Kyoto ware), producing cups with deep iron rich glazes that range from jet black to shimmering oil