Soup Cup with Lupo Woodland Pattern and Dual Handles - Crafted By Seitoen Cutlery 4 × 10 × 5

4 × 10 × 5

Matsuya Lacquerware forms and finishes each bowl by hand in Japan

Nobumasa Kiminami forms and paints each cup by hand in Japan

3 cm from bowl to handle end — long enough to serve with as well as eat with

What you hold is the result of that attention: a bowl made to be used and to last

Soup Cup with Lupo Woodland Pattern and Dual Handles - Crafted By Seitoen Cutlery 4 × 10 × 5Painted entirely by hand, this soup cup carries the mark of a practiced brush the pattern applied one piece at a time, each stroke placed by feel as much as memory. No two pieces come out quite the same. Seitoen forms and paints each soup cup by hand in Japan, working at a pace that allows every piece to be made individually. The result is a soup cup that carries the marks of its making never perfectly uniform, always consistent in character. Japanese