In Japanese ceramics, kuro — black — is not an absence of colour. It is depth. Presence. The kind of surface that changes slightly in different light, that holds the warmth of your hands.
This cup is wheel-thrown by hand from stoneware clay, then fired at high temperature to achieve a rich, dark glaze with subtle variation across each piece. No two are exactly alike.
It holds 240ml — the right amount for a morning coffee, a bowl of matcha, or a quiet moment with tea.
