A glamorous collection full of exotic charm that gives tea time a "travel feeling" and "healing time." A Japanese cup you can freely enjoy by combining it with your own tea bowl or small plate. Because we offer only cups, depending on the combination, they can be used for a wide range of purposes, from everyday use to hospitality. Inspired by Nepal, it was created as a tribute to the nature of Southeast Asia. Used in the national flag, it is boldly and stimulatingly decorated with flowers such as water lilies and chrysanthemum, based on red, which is Nepal's national color. The collection "Wonder Rust" is themed around various journeys from Europe to Asia. This is a diverse and oriental floral design inspired by the extraordinary beauty of exotic flowers and plants from various continents. One of the appeals of tea bowls is that they can be used not only for Japanese and Chinese teas but also as dessert bowls, small bowls for hors d'oeuvres, or accessory holders, regardless of traditional Eastern styles. Whether you are a woman or man, it is perfect not only as a refined gift or celebration present for a special anniversary for those who care for you or someone special, but also as a reward for yourself after working hard. Combine your favorite patterns of the brilliantly colorful Wonder Last and enjoy a heartwarming tea time at home, reflecting on your travels. * Tea bowls originally referred to small Chinese-made tea bowls used at royalty and noble tea gatherings. Like the green tea bowls we are familiar with today, they had no handles and were called "tea-bowls" in English. However, as tea gradually became widespread, it became increasingly necessary at tea gatherings to elegantly hold a tea bowl resting on a tray on the lap and engage in refined conversation, so from around 1750 onward, tea bowls began to be sold with handles, just like coffee cups.