Ceramic Japanese tea cup, MINOYAKI, Aoshino, Chisuji, Yunomi (Set of 2) 5 fluid ounce

Got as a Christmas gift for my mother that years ago had a similar Japanese cup she'd use for coffee until it broke. Both cups are absolutely beautiful. No, the cups don't match the picture exactly because it's pottery, no cup will ever be exactly the same, but that uniqueness makes them wonderful. Best part is they are microwave safe, big plus

They're nice sturdy little cups. Note it does get a bit hot because it's ceramic but I actually enjoy that. It keeps my tea nice and warm. I actually wish they sold these in larger options.

Earthy, warm, cuddle feel, beauty, these weighted cups are the perfect size for my Nespresso maker! You won’t be disappointed!

Looks exactly as advertised. Very nice, sturdy feeling cups. Very slightly ridges on the outside make it easy to hold without making the cups look wavy. They hold heat fairly well too. I only wish the inside was white so you could see the color of your tea more clearly, but I knew it wouldn't be since that's clearly shown in the pictures.

I bought these for perfect size coffee cups for my nespresso coffee maker. It is very pretty with the glazing and super close to the photo printed on Amazon. It fits my Lungo size for the 5oz and is great. Fire in my palm and would be a good double shot coffee or small drink cup too. It fits under the spout of my neapresso mini too.

These are perfect for tea! Whenever I make teriyaki salmon I fill one of these bad boys up with some matcha and enjoy a nice meal. They are slightly heavy in weight for their size which makes them feel high quality. They look the part too! Nice glazed finish on the outside, a beautiful array of fading colors. I love these things!

These are so well crafted and versatile. I use to hold makeup brushes for now.

I love these. They are a bit small, which is perfect for the amount of tea or coffee I like to drink. The outside does get hot, but I like that because I know when they’re ready to drink by feel of hand rather than a burnt tongue. I just set it by until I’m ready to drink it. I often use in conjunction with a teapot, so I don’t find the temperature of the cup to be a problem. As a bonus, I like the size for sake, as well