Origin: Japan
Material: Porcelain
Capacity: 200 ml
Dimensions: Diameter 8.3 cm × height 6.3 cm
The Japanese porcelain cup Choko Karakusa Chidori is decorated with traditional motifs that reflect the rich symbolism and aesthetics of Japanese decorative art. Its design combines two recognizable Japanese patterns – karakusa, winding plant vines, and chidori, small birds often depicted flying above the waves.
The karakusa motif, with its continuous, intertwining lines, symbolizes growth, longevity, and prosperity. Chidori, birds associated with the sea and waves in Japanese art, symbolize perseverance and the ability to overcome life’s challenges. Together, they create a harmonious decoration that conveys traditional wishes for good fortune and prosperity.
The term choko refers to a small Japanese cup traditionally used for serving sake, but its shape and size also make it suitable for enjoying tea. Its simple lines and refined ornamentation beautifully combine everyday functionality with Japanese tradition.
Choko Karakusa Chidori is an appealing choice for lovers of Japanese ceramics and traditional patterns, whether as part of a tea set or as a small, thoughtfully chosen gift.
Use and Care:
- Do not wash in the dishwasher
- Do not place in the oven or microwave
- Do not place on a stovetop or near an open flame
