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CHIPS INC.

Ancient Pottery Mug

Ancient Pottery Mug

$48.00 AUD
$48.00 AUD
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Introducing the Ancient Pottery series from the Chips Inc., crafted using the traditional Japanese pottery technique, Mino-yaki, which has been practised for over 1,300 years. This antique-style stoneware is not only rich in history but also incredibly practical for modern use.

With its elegantly balanced design, the mug features smooth, curved lines that form a neat and refined shape. Despite its sturdy appearance, it remains light and easy to hold, offering comfort with every use.

As time passes, this mug will develop its own character, with subtle changes that enhance its charm and deepen your connection with it. The more you use it, the more it "matures," giving you a uniquely personal experience.

 

Care Instructions
Microwave and dishwasher safe
Oven safe up to 240°C
Avoid sudden temperature changes, such as placing it in cold water immediately after heating, as this may cause cracking.

Artisan
CHIPS Inc. crafts products with a focus on shape, colour, materials, and affordability under the theme of “vessels that you will want to use again." Their goal is to create tableware that enhances the appeal of ordinary dishes, transforming not only the tabletop but also the living space.

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ABOUT THE MAKER

Simply Native Original | Sourced Across Japan

Simply Native works directly with tea producers and artisans to create and curate pieces that sit outside mass production — from small-batch teas and matcha to ceramics developed exclusively for us.

Founder Yukino, trained in the Urasenke school of tea, spent over four years developing our first ceremonial blend. Grounded in the art of blending, it is designed for depth, balance, and clarity, equally suited to drinking straight or as a latte.

Each tea and object is shaped through collaboration with artisans in Japan. Our collection evolves through seasonal releases, with limited works produced in close partnership with makers. Nothing is incidental, each piece reflects material, timing, and long-term relationships.