
This miniature tea set, crafted in the tradition of Arita ware (有田焼), showcases the beauty of Japanese porcelain in the palm of your hand.
The vivid red ground is adorned with cheerful hand-painted floral motifs, bringing both elegance and playfulness to this micro-sized treasure.
Produced in the Showa era, such miniatures were prized as souvenirs and collector’s items, capturing the artistry of full-sized tea sets in exquisite small scale.
Details
- Material: Porcelain (Arita ware 有田焼)
- Era: Showa period, mid-20th century
- Maker / Brand: Atsuken Micros kiln (圧健ミクロス窯)
- Features:• Teapot with lid and five small cups• Bright red enamel base with hand-painted flowers• Presented with original base and maker’s label
- Dimensions:• Teapot: approx. 3 cm (height)• Cups: approx. 1.5 cm (diameter each)

Curated by Kayo Setsuda
Je et Nous Annex — Nara, Japan.
A cultural archive of Showa-era Japanese crafts and beauty.
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