― Winter's "Warm Essentials" ―
As the cold season arrives, warm beverages naturally become a craving.
At this time of year, what I personally recommend is a set of Arita-ware mug cups and a Nambu iron teapot, "warm essentials" you can use at home.
♦︎THREERIVERS Arita-ware Mug Cup Celadon
While it appears sleek at first glance, it actually has a generous capacity.
It holds just under a 500ml plastic bottle's worth, so you can enjoy not only coffee and tea, but also soup and beer.
It naturally blends with any drink,
making it a reliable companion for daily use.
The gentle celadon color
seamlessly integrates into both Japanese and Western-style spaces.
The balance between its elegant appearance and practicality.
It's a cup that quietly serves you in your daily life.
How about this everyday mug cup
as a gift for someone special?
●Product details here
Arita-ware Mug Cup Celadon – wa-modern-store
DIRECTOR’S POINT
Actually, this is the mug cup I use every day at home.
It's lighter than it looks and easy to hold.
And the slightly tapered rim is key.
Thanks to this shape, drinks don't cool down easily,
and the aroma of flavored tea or coffee
gently spreads the moment you drink it.
It's not just cute;
it's designed with a real purpose.
But these things are hard to tell just by looking.
I want to convey the comfort you realize through actual use,
including the feelings we experience daily.
♦︎Oitomi Iron Teapot Tateme 0.8L Natsukusa
The Nambu iron teapot "Tateme 0.8L Natsukusa"
is what I recommend pairing with the mug cup.
While the health benefit of iron intake is appealing, what I feel even more is "the difference in the taste of the hot water."
Water boiled in an iron teapot is surprisingly mellow.
Plain hot water and tea transform into a gentle, clear flavor.
The 800ml capacity is just right for daily use,
a manageable size even when boiling a lot.
While exuding tradition,
the deep green has a modern touch.
It's an item that subtly asserts its presence
while naturally blending into your daily life.
●Product details here
Iron Teapot Kyusu Tateme 0.8L Natsukusa – wa-modern-store
DIRECTOR’S POINT
Honestly, I can't go back to a regular kettle.
The water boiled in an iron teapot truly tastes different.
The sharpness of the water is removed, and it becomes mellow.
Just taking a sip of plain hot water gives me a sense of being refreshed.
Plus, it comes with a tea strainer, so it's convenient
to put tea leaves in and brew directly.
It's also enjoyable to watch the color gradually change with continued use,
and my affection for it grows as a "tool to nurture."
