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Ito Kaho Kankanshokyu Blue Mug

Ito Kaho Kankanshokyu Blue Mug

Regular price $78.00 USD
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Selected in Kyoto for one quiet daily ritual.

Japanese cup or vessel selected from Japan

Small-batch stock, usually 3 pieces or sets

Gift-ready and carefully packed for fragile items

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Ito Kaho Kankanshokyu Blue Mug

A blue companion to the red Kankanshokyu mug, this Kyoto-selected piece carries raised icchin bird decoration and a gentle gift character. It works naturally for coffee, tea and quiet workday rituals.

  • Selected in Kyoto
  • Ships from Japan to Singapore and Hong Kong
  • Gift-ready presentation
  • Small Kissa Kyoto launch stock: 3 pieces

Confirmed Details

  • Source listing: Rakushien product no. 1143
  • Japanese product name from source: 嘉峰窯 関関雎鳩マグカップ(青)
  • Maker or kiln named by source: 伊藤嘉峰
  • Type: mug cup
  • Size from source: rim diameter 7.5 cm x height 9.5 cm
  • Capacity from source: approximately 320 ml
  • Decoration note from source: bird drawn using raised icchin technique
  • Source meaning note: 関関雎鳩 can be associated with birds calling to one another and harmonious partnership

Use

Use for coffee, tea, a quiet work desk drink, housewarming gifting, wedding gifting, or a pair-cup style present when matched with the red mug.

Care

The source page does not specify microwave or dishwasher suitability. Please treat this as a delicate Japanese ceramic vessel and wash by hand unless further care information is confirmed.

Independent Buyer's Store Notice

Kissa Kyoto is an independent Kyoto-based buyer's store. Maker, kiln, brand and shop names are used for attribution and transparency only. No brand affiliation or endorsement is implied.

Packaging and shipping

Free tracked international shipping is included on every order. Prepared in Kyoto (usually 2–4 business days) and dispatched from Japan via Yamato Transport International TA-Q-BIN (Kuroneko Yamato).

  • Singapore: usually 7–8 business days after dispatch (about 9–12 business days total)
  • Hong Kong: usually 7–9 business days after dispatch (about 9–13 business days total)

Fragile vessels are carefully packed with protective wrapping and a sturdy outer box. Full shipping policy.

Returns and transit damage

Non-quality returns are not accepted, including change of mind, preference, or regret after purchase. Quality defects or incorrect items must be reported within 24 hours of delivery.

Transit damage must be reported within 24 hours of delivery with photos of the outer box, inner packaging and damaged item. Returns policy.

Care and service

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Curator's note

Each piece is selected for daily use, proportion, surface and the way it can settle into a calm home ritual. Brand, studio, kiln and maker names are shown only when verified from source information.

Care

Unless the source listing clearly states microwave or dishwasher suitability, please treat the vessel as delicate Japanese ceramic and wash by hand with mild detergent.

Shipping, returns and fragile packing

Every order includes free tracked international shipping from Kyoto to Singapore and Hong Kong via Yamato Transport International TA-Q-BIN (Kuroneko Yamato).

  • Packing in Kyoto: usually 2–4 business days
  • Singapore: usually 7–8 business days after dispatch (about 9–12 business days total)
  • Hong Kong: usually 7–9 business days after dispatch (about 9–13 business days total)

Fragile vessels are carefully packed. Full shipping policy.

Returns: Non-quality returns are not accepted. Transit damage must be reported within 24 hours with photos. Returns policy.

Independent buyer's store

Kissa Kyoto is an independent Kyoto-based buyer's store. Unless explicitly stated, we are not affiliated with or endorsed by the brands featured. All products are authentic and curated from Japan.