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This cup features a deep matte kiln-black finish with subtle surface texture created during the firing process. The finish has a soft, velvety quality that shifts slightly in tone depending on how light hits the surface—sometimes charcoal, sometimes closer to graphite.
The flared rim and rounded profile make it comfortable to drink from, while the compact 200ml size suits tasting pours, long blacks, and piccolo or cortado-sized milk drinks. At approximately 9cm wide and 7cm tall, it fits naturally on a coffee bar without taking up much space.
Shigaraki Ware
Shigaraki-yaki (信楽焼) is a traditional style of Japanese pottery made in Shigaraki, Shiga Prefecture—one of Japan's historic "Six Ancient Kilns." It's known for an earthy, natural aesthetic, often using coarse local clay and kiln effects that make each piece unique. Shigaraki ware was designated a traditional craft by Japan in 1976.
HECHIMON
HECHIMON (へちもん) is a Shigaraki dialect term meaning "something a little unusual." The name reflects the maker's approach: celebrating irregularity and handmade character rather than industrial uniformity. Each piece embraces what Japanese ceramics call wabi-sabi—the beauty found in imperfection and natural variation.
Dimensions & Use
Size: Approximately 9cm diameter × 7cm height
Capacity: 200ml (6.7 oz)
Ideal for: Long blacks, tasting pours, piccolo, cortado, or small filter coffee
Care Instructions
Hand wash only – Not dishwasher safe
Not microwave safe – Avoid sudden temperature changes
Handle with care – Handmade ceramics can chip if knocked against hard surfaces
The matte finish may develop subtle patina over time (this is normal and adds character)