Description

Gin no Tsuki Japanese Ceramic Beer Cups — Set of Two

Part of our Pour Collection, the Gin no Tsuki Beer Cups bring Japanese ceramic craftsmanship to the simple ritual of sharing a drink.

Made in Japan, this pair of ceramic cups features a tall, gently contoured silhouette with a subtly flared rim and a richly textured silver-grey finish. Although ceramic, their surface has an almost burnished, metallic character, catching the light in shifting tones of pewter, charcoal and soft silver.

The slender waist creates a comfortable, natural hold, while the tall form is beautifully suited to beer and other chilled drinks. Subtle surface texture and tonal variation give each cup its own character, creating drinkware that feels tactile, understated and distinctly Japanese.

Presented as a set of two, the Gin no Tsuki cups are made for a shared pour—a quiet evening drink, a meal together or simply the pleasure of using something beautifully crafted.

Set Includes

• 2 × Ceramic Beer Cups
• Approx. 7.5 cm W × 7.5 cm D × 14 cm H each

Details

Material: Ceramic
Set: 2 pieces
Colour: Silver-grey / pewter tones
Origin: Made in Japan
Collection: Pour

Perfect For

Beer, Japanese lager, craft beer and other chilled drinks. Their distinctive form also makes them a thoughtful gift for couples, housewarmings, beer lovers and admirers of Japanese ceramics.

Japanese Craftsmanship

The beauty of these cups lies in their combination of form and surface. Their ceramic construction retains the warmth and tactile quality associated with Japanese pottery, while the silver-grey finish gives them an unexpectedly contemporary presence.

Variations in surface texture, tone and finish contribute to the individual character of each piece.

Why You’ll Love Them

Ceramic that almost looks like metal. A sculptural silhouette that feels comfortable in the hand. And a beautifully understated finish that becomes more interesting the closer you look.

The Gin no Tsuki Japanese Ceramic Beer Cups turn an everyday pour into a small, considered ritual.