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Obsidian Yunomi Cup
$16.00
Obsidian Yunomi Cup
$16.00
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A Japanese cup with a striking metallic grey outer glaze, and a swirling black inner glaze.
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All volumes are measured to the brim. Functional volume may vary.
volume X ml • height X" • diameter X"
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