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Korean Tea Cup Set – Handcrafted Ceramic Korean Teaware
Korean Tea Cup Set – Handcrafted Ceramic Korean Teaware
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Materials & Craftsmanship
- High-fired Korean ceramics for durability and heat retention
- Traditional kiln-fired glazes
- Hand-painted details (Blue Petal & Magnolia variations)
- Slight variations in color, pattern, and size show the artisan’s hand
- Smooth lip for a comfortable sip
- Designed for both modern homes and traditional tea rituals
Detailed Size Information
Detailed Size Information
White Crackle Glaze Tea Cup Set
A clean, minimalist cup with a natural crackle-texture finish.
Cup Size
- Diameter: 7.5 cm
- Height: 5 cm
A slightly taller shape that offers a warm, balanced sip.
Celadon Cloud & Crane Tea Cup Set
Soft celadon glaze with the traditional cloud-and-crane motif.
Cup Size
- Diameter: 6 cm
- Height: 3.7 cm
Compact and rounded, ideal for green tea and oolong.
Red Magnolia 5-Cup Tea Set
Warm magnolia tones designed for hosting and everyday sharing.
Cup Size
- Diameter: 6.9 cm
- Height: 3.8 cm
A comfortable, easy-to-hold shape suitable for all types of tea.
White Porcelain Blue Petal Tea Cup Set
Refined white porcelain with delicate hand-painted blue petals.
Cup Size
- Diameter: 7.5 cm
- Height: 4 cm
Lightweight and elegant, perfect for teas with delicate aromas.
Who Is This For?
Who Is This For?
Bring Korean tea culture into your daily ritual with a handcrafted Korean tea cup set made in Korea. These ceramic cups are designed for Korean green tea, Balhyocha, Hwangcha and other loose-leaf teas, combining practical everyday use with traditional Korean ceramic aesthetics.
Choose from four designs: White Crackle, Celadon Cloud & Crane, Red Magnolia, or White Porcelain Blue Petal. Each set has its own glaze, texture and character, making it suitable for tea service, gifting or building a Korean teaware collection.
Traditional Korean Ceramic Tea Cups
Korean teaware is known for understated forms, natural glaze variation and a close relationship between vessel and tea. The cup shape and material influence aroma, temperature and the tactile experience of drinking tea.
Pair these cups with our Korean Tea Collection or read the complete guide to Korean tea to learn more about Korean tea culture and brewing.
Handmade Variation Notice
Because each cup is handcrafted, size, shape and glaze may vary by approximately ±2 cm. These natural differences are part of the individuality of traditional Korean ceramics.
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