Umezume Mokko-Shaped Coffee Cup&Saucer

The Umezume pattern has been carefully inherited from the previous generation as an original pattern of Hataman Touen.

The petals of the plum blossoms are painted with a thick layer of white paint to create a three-dimensional effect, and the dots around them are drawn by hand using five different colors.

The three-dimensional painting of the plum blossoms has a very soft feel, and the pleasant sensation it gives to the touch soothes the soul.

Mokkou is the name of a modified cloud-like shape, and it is said to be based on the cloud-like shape of the developed petals and sepals of the Umehana Amacha (also known as Mokkou), a type of hydrangea.

The overall design is thin and light, giving it a classy finish. The edges are also thin, making it comfortable to use.

Pickled plums

Nabeshima style

This is a stylized beauty that Nabeshima ware has carefully preserved as a traditional rule since the Edo period, and the design is composed of one color of blue and white porcelain and three colors of red porcelain (red, yellow, and green).

The extremely fine, carefully drawn lines and the pale gradations that are layered over and over within them create an air of dignified elegance.

The traditional Nabeshima patterns, which were used as gifts, are designs that, while being gorgeous, also convey the refinement of ancient Japan.