Aderia Retro Mug - Flower Bloom
The Aderia Retro Mug was remade to bring back the nostalgic and warm charm from the Japanese Showa period. Handmade in Japan, this printed porcelain mug mixes retro with modern-style ceramics and is perfect for coffee, tea or matcha. Comes in a cute branded gift box that reproduces the nostalgic retro style down to the last detail.
7cm high x 9cm wide
310ml
Dishwasher and Microwave safe
Stackable
Made in Japan
About ADERIA
The story of ADERIA dates back to 1819 when Iwasaburo Ishizuka began pursuing his hand blown glass making when the glass industry developed immensely during the Edo era (1615-1867). He continued to advance his glass making techniques and expand his line of work, eventually establishing a first glass factory in Nagoya, Aichi where ADERIA manufacture all of their glassware today.
By combining traditional craftsmanship and modern glass making methods, ADERIA developed their first mass glass bottles in 1961. Since then, ADERIA has expanded into a myriad of glassware collections including dinnerware, drinkware, sakeware, and cookware along with over 100 hues of their original glass colors. Today, ADERIA has established themselves as a #1 glass manufacturer in Japan whose products are cherished by people all over the globe for its ever-evolving design and uncompromising quality.
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The Aderia Retro Mug was remade to bring back the nostalgic and warm charm from the Japanese Showa period. Handmade in Japan, this printed porcelain mug mixes retro with modern-style ceramics and is perfect for coffee, tea or matcha. Comes in a cute branded gift box that reproduces the nostalgic retro style down to the last detail.
7cm high x 9cm wide
310ml
Dishwasher and Microwave safe
Stackable
Made in Japan
About ADERIA
The story of ADERIA dates back to 1819 when Iwasaburo Ishizuka began pursuing his hand blown glass making when the glass industry developed immensely during the Edo era (1615-1867). He continued to advance his glass making techniques and expand his line of work, eventually establishing a first glass factory in Nagoya, Aichi where ADERIA manufacture all of their glassware today.
By combining traditional craftsmanship and modern glass making methods, ADERIA developed their first mass glass bottles in 1961. Since then, ADERIA has expanded into a myriad of glassware collections including dinnerware, drinkware, sakeware, and cookware along with over 100 hues of their original glass colors. Today, ADERIA has established themselves as a #1 glass manufacturer in Japan whose products are cherished by people all over the globe for its ever-evolving design and uncompromising quality.
