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Handpainted Arita tea set

Tea and sweet treats provide you a cozy time. Here is the tea set of Arita porcelain with a beautiful white base and heartwarming hand painting.

Dreamy patterns

ARITA TEACUP AND SMALL PLATE consists of a teacup and a small rectangular plate. Both of the items are colored pure white, which is a uniqueness of Arita porcelain.

The colors of indigo and gold are used for the dreamy patterns. Each pattern is known as an auspicious omen in Japan.

NAMI: The pattern depicts stars floating on a wave. It expresses a peaceful life.
ASANOHA: The pattern of hemp leaves that is believed to bring good health and growth.
SHIMA: Simple design of striped pattern.

The pigment of indigo blue for Arita porcelain is called Gosu in Japanese. It needs a skilled technique to make the best brightness. Using a thin brush, skilled artisans create abstracted patterns delicately.

For everyday munching and drinking

Mg&gk is pronounced MOGU and GOKU. It is named after onomatopoeia of munching and drinking in Japanese. The brand is derived from Keizan kiln that was founded in 1957 in Sarukawa Valley of Arita, Saga Prefecture of Japan. The area is known for Arita ware, which is traditional Japanese porcelain made from over 400 years ago.

Mg&gk's products are based on the elegant style of Arita porcelain using the same colors with traditional styles like indigo blue and gold. The brand adds a new design and manufactures modish Arita porcelain that fits contemporary dining.