Ernest Japan Mino-Yaki Moco Cafe Ceramic Coffee Manual Milk Frother Foam Mug Cup

100% Brand New Authentic Japanese Mino-Yaki Ceramic Manual Milk Frother Mug CupBrand: ErnestJapan import, Made in JapanIt is a mug cup that you can make coffee or chocolate with rich creamy froth and foam.This set includes a Mino-Yaki ceramic mug cup, a whisk and a lip.Easy to use! There is a QR code on the package, you can just scan it to watch the how to use official video.Mug cup measures approximate 11.5 x 8.5 x 9.5cm (4.53 x 3.35 x 3.74 inch). Lid measures approximate 9 diameter x 1.5cm (3.54 diameter x 0.59 inch). Whisk measures approximate 10 x 7.5 x 9cm (3.94 x 2.95 x 3.54 inch). When mug cup, lid and whisk put together as a set, it measures approximate 12 x 9 x 10cm (4.72 x 3.54 x 3.94 inch).Mug cup is made of ceramic; lid is made if ABS plastic; whisk is made of ABS plastic and stainless steel. Heat resistant temperature: 90°C (194°F). Capacity: 300ml.MINO-YAKI (Mino pottery) refers to pottery made in Mino area which is located in Gifu prefecture. MINO-YAKI production started in this area during Tumulus Period as the soil in MINO contains plenty of ingredients required for pottery. In Japan, MINO-YAKI is the most popular pottery. Its share now goes beyond 50% of the Japanese pottery market. You can find the largest concentration of MINO-YAKI potters at Toki city in Gifu prefecture. The history of Mino-yaki goes back to 1300yrs ago. The technique of Sueware was taught by Koreans. In Heian Periot (794-1185), the enamel made from ash (called "Shirashi") was introduced. This types of pottery became very popular and was produced all over Japan. During Kamakura Perion (2296-1333), people started making pottery without putting enamels on. By this time, the general public also started to use Mino-yaki in daily life. In Muromach (1336-1573) to Momoyama Period (1573-1603), many different enamels were invented. The major Mino-yaki variations; Shino, Kiseto, Seto-kuro were born in this time. In seventeenth century, people started building kilns in steep mountains. Building kilns in steep mountains were a revolutionary idea and it made Mino-yaki easier to make. A samurai who was also an expert in tea ceremony, Oribe Furuta made many Mino-yakis. Mino-yaki which Oribe made were name as "Oribe". Mino-yaki has been changing with the culture in that time and will continue to improve with our life.Acceptable forms of Payment:Paypal Only. Shipping cost and handling:We ship to worldwide, shipping is as written on the listing.Responsiveness:If you have any questions, please do not feel hesitate to contact us, response will be handled within 48 hours.