• One-of-a-kind handmade yunomi ceramic tea cup with rustic glazes
  • Wheel-thrown yunomi pottery cup in moss green and turquoise
  • Rustic handmade pottery tea cup – in the Japanese tradition f ceramics
  • Food-safe stoneware yunomi teacup handmade in Australia
  • Handmade yunomi tea cup in rustic turquoise blue and brown glaze
  • Close up of mottled glazes on the handmade pottery teacup
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  • Underside of Japanese-inspired yunomi ceramic cup handmade in Melbourne
  • Bottom of the Rustic pottery yunomi with layered turquoise mossy glaze
  • Hand holding a Handmade ceramic yunomi cup with earthy brown and green Glazes.
  • Artisan yunomi pottery cup in rustic glaze combination handmade in Melbourne.
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Handmade yunomi in moss green & amber glazes. Crafted in Melbourne, Australia. A unique ceramic cup for tea, coffee, or whisky lovers.

Handmade yunomi in moss green & amber glazes. Crafted in Melbourne, Australia. A unique ceramic cup for tea, coffee, or whisky lovers.

$59.00 AUD
$59.00 AUD
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A thoughtful handmade gift: this Japanese-inspired yunomi cup is crafted in Melbourne with rustic turquoise glazes. Ideal for tea lovers or whisky drinkers. This yunomi features deep turquoise pooling at the base, blending into rich chocolate brown at the top.

This yunomi tea cup blends Japanese tradition with rustic, earthy glazes. Hand-thrown in our Melbourne studio, it features a rounded form and layered glazes in turquoise, moss green, and deep brown, creating a natural, wood-fired effect. The glossy tenmoku-inspired interior makes it perfect for enjoying tea, whisky, or any beverage.

Traditionally, a yunomi is a tall, cylindrical cup used for everyday tea drinking in Japan. Its simple, functional shape is designed to retain warmth and enhance the ritual of sipping slowly. This piece reimagines that tradition with an Australian handmade character.

Each yunomi is one of a kind, with glaze variations that reflect the spontaneity of the firing process

Perfect as a thoughtful gift for tea lovers, whisky drinkers, or collectors of handmade ceramics.

✔️ Japanese-inspired yunomi design
✔️Size: 8cm x 8.5cm
✔️ Rustic turquoise & earthy glaze
✔️ Glossy dark interior
✔️ Holds 300ml comfortably 
✔️ Food-safe stoneware
✔️ Handmade in Melbourne

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Materials: Clay, ceramic, glazes.

Materials

Most Buxton Pottery pieces are made from high-fired stoneware clay, chosen for its strength, durability and suitability for everyday use.

Crystalline pottery pieces are generally made from high-fired porcelain, which provides a smooth, light-coloured surface that allows the crystal glazes to develop clearly during firing.

All pieces are individually handmade and finished with food-safe ceramic glazes.

Shipping & Returns

Orders are carefully packed and dispatched from Melbourne within 2–3 business days. Australia-wide shipping is calculated at checkout.

As each piece is handmade, natural variations in shape, colour and glaze are part of its individual character and are not considered faults.

Buxton Pottery does not accept returns for change of mind. If you are unhappy with your order, please contact me so I can discuss the issue with you.

If an item arrives damaged, please contact me promptly with photos of the item and packaging. Depending on availability, I will arrange a replacement or refund.

Dimensions


Approximate dimensions are listed in the product description for each individual piece. As every item is handmade, slight variations in size and capacity may occur.

Care Instructions

Microwave safe and dishwasher safe, although hand washing is recommended to help preserve the glaze finish.

Avoid sudden temperature changes, such as moving pottery directly from the refrigerator into a hot oven. Buxton Pottery is not thermal-shock ware and should not be exposed to rapid changes in temperature.

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