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Kira Small Glass Cups — Set of 4 for Tea Ceremony

Kira Small Glass Cups — Set of 4 for Tea Ceremony

$86.95
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Four small glasses in a soft bud shape, finished with a wave at the rim so the lip meets your mouth rather than an edge. Made for the pours that are meant to be slow.

Tea ceremony, sake, a small spirit after dinner, or ceremonial cacao in a portion you actually sip rather than drink. The size is the discipline.

At a glance

  • Set of four small glass cups
  • Bud-like form with a wave-shaped rim
  • 4.5 cm high, 6.5 cm wide — 1.75" H x 2.5" W
  • For tea, sake, cacao or spirits
  • Pleasant to hold, thin at the lip

How to use it

Warm the glass with hot water before pouring anything hot; thin glass and boiling liquid do not mix well cold.

Hand wash in warm water. The rim is the most delicate part — do not stack them wet.

✨ Temple Tip

For ceremonial cacao, a small cup is not a limitation. A short, concentrated pour keeps the temperature and the attention where they belong; a mug lets both go cold.

Questions we get asked

How big are they?

4.5 cm high by 6.5 cm wide — about 1.75 by 2.5 inches. Deliberately small.

Can I use them for hot drinks?

Yes, but warm the glass first with hot water rather than pouring boiling liquid into a cold cup.

Are they dishwasher-safe?

Hand washing is safer for the thin rim.

Do they come as a set?

Yes, four cups.

Small cups, slower drinking. #TempleOfDesire

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In short

The Kira Small Glass Cups are a set of four small glass cups in a bud-like form with a wave-shaped rim. Each measures 4.5 cm high by 6.5 cm wide (about 1.75" x 2.5"), a deliberately small volume for slow pours. They are used for tea ceremony, sake, ceremonial cacao and small measures of spirits. The set costs $86.95. The rim is thin, so hand washing is safer than a dishwasher, and warming the glass with hot water before pouring anything hot is advised — thin glass and boiling liquid do not combine well from cold.

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