Tokusa Sorisencha Japanese Teacup CATEGORY_Tool&Accessory-Toothpick Holder or even as a base

or even as a base for a flower arrangement or seasonal display

This small sauce container with spout has a dot pattern both inside and outside

the pattern is regarded as auspicious for the prosperity of descendants

where curves are connected in all directions

but also in the subtle dryness of the bark

Tokusa Sorisencha Japanese Teacup CATEGORY_Tool&Accessory-Toothpick Holder or even as a baseThis teacup is designed with a tokusa pattern drawn by hand with a broom like brush to make the thin blue lines centered in the middle of the cup. Sorisencha is a word unique to the Hasami area used to describe teacups. "Sori" means that the mouth of the cup has an outward rim, and "sencha" is a local Hasami expression used to describe short teacups with a wide opening. This cup is light and easy to hold. And the thin porcelain with the outward rim