• Front view of a Gen-emon porcelain cup with a colorful pomegranate design, featuring a split-open fruit surrounded by green leaves and delicate swirling vines, highlighting the craftsmanship of Japanese porcelain art.
  • Side profile of a Gen-emon porcelain cup, showcasing a vibrant floral design with intricate leaves and swirling vines in green and purple, accented by a yellow and red flower, representing traditional Japanese artistry.
  • Close-up view of the bottom of a porcelain cup, featuring the blue kanji mark from the Gen-emon kiln, a symbol of traditional Japanese craftsmanship.
  • A set of four porcelain cups from the Gen-emon kiln, each showcasing unique hand-painted designs. The nearest cup features a scattered flower motif in vibrant colors, while the others display intricate patterns and fruit-inspired designs, all highlighting traditional Japanese craftsmanship.
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Gen-emon Kiln Arita Three Red Fruits Cup

Gen-emon Kiln Arita Three Red Fruits Cup

$149.00 USD
$149.00 USD
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This elegant Arita-ware Three Red Fruits Cup by Gen-emon Kiln featuring a beautiful red and green hand-painted design showing three varieties of fruit is crafted from porcelain so thin that it when you drink from the cup you'll barely know you're drinking from such high-quality pottery. The cup is lightweight and features a thin rim for a comfortable drinking experience, perfect for enjoying tea, alcohol, juice, or any beverage.

This elegant cup adds a touch of Japanese artistry to your home. Enjoy the luxurious feel of porcelain and the exquisite design, making every sip a delightful experience.

Detail

Size: Diameter 3.2in x H 4.8in / Diameter 8.2cm x H 12.2cm
Material: Arita Porcelain

Care ＆ Use

  • Avoid exposing tableware to direct stovetop heat or oven use to prevent cracking or breakage.
  • Refrain from microwaving tableware adorned with gold or silver.
  • Use a soft sponge or cloth instead of abrasive tools to prevent scratches during washing.
  • When using dish bleach, adhere to recommended times, especially for overglazed tableware.
  • Avoid dishwashers for overglazed dishes, as the strong water jet may peel off color.
  • Prevent surface scratches and pattern peeling by refraining from abrasive cleansers or scrubbers.
  • Steer clear of chlorine bleach to prevent discoloration or fading of colors.
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Crafting Traditions, Inspiring Arita-ware Elegance

Arita-ware, originating from the town of Arita in Saga Prefecture, Japan, boasts a rich history that dates back to the early 17th century. Founded in 1616, Arita became the first place in Japan to produce porcelain, drawing inspiration from Chinese Ming and Yuan dynasty ceramics. Under the patronage of the local feudal lord, Nabeshima Naoshige, skilled Korean potters were invited to Arita to share their expertise. The collaboration led to the establishment of a kiln in the area, marking the birth of Arita-ware. Over the centuries, Arita-ware has evolved stylistically, blending traditional craftsmanship with innovative designs, and continues to be celebrated globally for its fine porcelain and artistic excellence.

The legacy of Arita-ware is a testament to the enduring craftsmanship and artistic innovation that has characterized Japanese ceramics for centuries. From its humble beginnings in the small town of Arita to its widespread recognition as a symbol of Japanese culture and tradition, Arita-ware continues to captivate enthusiasts around the world with its timeless beauty and unparalleled quality.

Brand History

In the heart of Arita, Japan's venerable porcelain capital, resides Gen-emon Kiln. Its narrative is a captivating tapestry woven from centuries of artistic pursuit. Established with the singular vision of translating the essence of Japanese culture into exquisite porcelain, Gen-emon Kiln embarked on a remarkable journey. Generations of artisans have meticulously honed their craft, meticulously preserving time-tested techniques while embracing advancements to push the boundaries of Arita-ware production. This distinctive style, characterized by its vibrancy and artistry, flourished during the Edo period, solidifying Arita's reputation as a preeminent source of exquisite porcelain.

Each piece crafted by the kiln stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of Japanese craftsmanship, embodying the legacy of generations past through its meticulous detail and undeniable beauty. With a commitment to preserving the rich tapestry of Japanese ceramic artistry, Gen-emon Kiln continues to seamlessly blend centuries-old techniques with contemporary innovation. Their creations are a captivating fusion of tradition and progress, each piece a remarkable homage to the past while simultaneously embracing the present.