Mug Lacquer Brown

A depth reminiscent of lacquer layering and a delicate transparency like glass. Named after "giyaman," the word for glassware in the Edo period. With a commanding presence, it elevates any dish to a refined, high-class aesthetic akin to a traditional Japanese restaurant. Compatible with microwaves and dishwashers, it is also highly practical. The lacquer brown expresses the deep texture of lacquerware through ceramics. The lustrous reddish-brown unique to lacquer shines so brilliantly it could be mistaken for glass, enhancing the presentation of any dish.