1 8

Fuefuki DJ Yunomi Cup

Fuefuki DJ Yunomi Cup

In stock

£78.00 GBP
£78.00 GBP
Sale Sold out
Taxes included.

Delivery within the UK in 2-5 days

Free shipping over £50, Free express shipping over £150

Add a touch of whimsy and heritage to your tea ritual with this iconic drum-shaped teacup from the esteemed Choemon Kiln. Featuring a play on the beloved "Flute Player" motif - a design the kiln has perfected over 60 years - this piece embodies a free-spirited, unpretentious charm. The playful record spinning DJ character is more than just a decoration; it’s a conversation starter designed to bring a sense of joy to your table.

Crafted from high-quality porcelain, this vessel naturally adopts the temperature of your drink. It offers a tactile connection to your tea, whether it's a warming brew or a refreshing cold infusion.

While rooted in tradition, this cup is designed for modern life - it is both dishwasher and microwave safe

Please be aware that handmade items may differ slightly in colour, pattern, shape, and size from the product image.

Dimensions

Diameter: 6.5 cm
Height: 8.5 cm

Please note that product dimensions are approximate and individual items may have slight variations.

About the Region

Kutani Ware

Established in 1655, Ishikawa’s Kutani-yaki is defined by its masterful use of the traditional Gosai palette, a vibrant quintet of red, green, yellow, navy, and purple. What truly sets Kutani apart is its freedom of expression. Rather than adhering to strict regional templates, each kiln is encouraged to develop its own artistic signature.

Here, porcelain is treated as a canvas; a vibrant fusion of heritage techniques and modern sensibility. This delicate balance between timeless tradition and contemporary functionality is the very soul of Kutani-yaki today.

Shop the Fuefuki collection here: Fuefuki Collection

Learn more about the story behind Fuefuki here: What is Fuefuki? The Story Behind Japan's Whistling Ceramic Musicians

To ensure this product is right for you, please review the Care Instructions prior to purchase.

View full details

About Japanese Crafts

  • Otafuku & Hyottoko: Auspicious Duality and Everyday Joy

    Otafuku & Hyottoko: Auspicious Duality and Ever...

    In the landscape of Japanese art, few faces are as universally recognised, or are as instantly uplifting, as Otafuku (お多福) and Hyottoko (火男). Often encountered on paper masks hanging at...

    Otafuku & Hyottoko: Auspicious Duality and Ever...

    In the landscape of Japanese art, few faces are as universally recognised, or are as instantly uplifting, as Otafuku (お多福) and Hyottoko (火男). Often encountered on paper masks hanging at...

  • What is Fuefuki? The Story Behind Japan's Whistling Ceramic Musicians

    What is Fuefuki? The Story Behind Japan's Whist...

    When you think of traditional Japanese porcelain, you might picture intricate floral patterns, historic landscapes, or formal gold leaf. But nestled in Ishikawa Prefecture, the esteemed Choemon Kiln has spent the...

    What is Fuefuki? The Story Behind Japan's Whist...

    When you think of traditional Japanese porcelain, you might picture intricate floral patterns, historic landscapes, or formal gold leaf. But nestled in Ishikawa Prefecture, the esteemed Choemon Kiln has spent the...

  • Zoomed in image on the kohiki powdery crackle glaze on the side of a mug

    The Warmth of Kohiki Ceramics

    Have you ever noticed how a morning ritual can reshape your entire day? At Zenko, we believe that the quiet moments, the deep breath taken before your first sip of...

    The Warmth of Kohiki Ceramics

    Have you ever noticed how a morning ritual can reshape your entire day? At Zenko, we believe that the quiet moments, the deep breath taken before your first sip of...

1 3