［One of the representative works of Sohryu Kiln is the "celadon hibikanna" series, in which celadon vessels are decorated with hibikanna. The cups are carved by Madoka using a tool made from the spring of an old clock, and a series of planes called tobiganna are made. The cups, with their delicate plane carving on the sides and clear blue, white, and navy blue glazes that blend together, provide a peaceful setting for coffee time.

Tobikanna cups are available in three colors: celadon, white porcelain, and kakebun dark blue. They can be used not only for coffee and tea, but also for breakfast dishes such as yolk glutinous rice and sosai, and can be used for both Japanese and Western dishes. All three colors go well with Souzai, and they make a nice picture just by being placed side by side.

Tobi Plane Cup S is also great for dessert cups such as ice cream. Just serve ice cream in this elegant cup and top it with a large sweet potato or dried fruit!

Even a casual cup of coffee can taste even better just by changing the cup. Also, just drinking coffee or tea in your favorite cup at the beginning of the day or when you want to take a break can lift your spirits. Because cups are the most frequently used utensils in our daily lives, we hope that you will choose cups that you will cherish and use. The delicate shimmering effect created by their handiwork is similar to the beauty felt in nature, and it creates a comfortable moment for you. Whether for daily use or for guests, these cups will gently add color to your daily life.

The size fits in both hands, and the cute, rounded shape of the Tobikanna cup S. The pattern of the Tobikanna on the side of the cup touches your hand, so you can feel the warmth of the handwork every time you use it. There are two sizes available, and an L size with the same design.

For those who enjoy brewing coffee in a flying plane cup, we recommend the coffee beans available at "M Kyoto mall, a gourmet ordering site in Kyoto". A famous coffee shop in Shimogamo [...caffè Verdi Shimogamo main branch] and Kitayama, Kyoto [.CIRCUS COFFEE], in Kizu, Kyoto [Kyoto, Japan.Nakayama Coffee Roasting ShopLaef staff, who know Kyoto stores inside and out, carefully select coffee beans for you to check out.