At Studio Hafnia, you will find authentic Japanese ceramic mugs and cups, carefully curated with a focus on traditional craftsmanship and timeless design. The collection includes Japanese coffee mugs, teacups and matcha cups in stoneware and porcelain – created for everyday use and small daily rituals.

 

Japanese ceramics are known for their balance between simplicity, tactility and durability. Each cup and mug is selected with attention to quality, aesthetics and the overall drinking experience.

Explore our full collection of Japanese ceramics. If you’re looking for inspiration, you can also explore our guide 10 beautiful Japanese cups and mugs, where we highlight a selection of carefully curated favourites.

 

Discover our complete selection of all cups and mugs.

 

Coffee, Tea and Matcha in Japanese Ceramics

Whether you enjoy coffee, tea, espresso, latte, cappuccino or matcha, the experience is elevated in a Japanese cup. In this collection, you will find both Japanese mugs with handles and Japanese cups without handles, allowing you to choose the expression and feel that suit you best.

 

If you prefer a calm and tactile aesthetic, explore our cups and mugs without handles. If you prefer a classic grip for hot drinks, discover our mugs and cups with handles.

 

If you are particularly interested in matcha, you can also explore our dedicated matcha collection.

 

Create Your Personal Collection of Japanese Cups

Choose between larger Japanese mugs for coffee and tea and smaller cups for espresso or matcha. Mix glazes, shapes and sizes to create your own collection of Japanese ceramic cups that reflect your style and rituals.

 

The collection ranges from simple and timeless stoneware to more decorative and colorful expressions. Small variations in glaze and shape are a natural part of the handcrafted process and make each cup unique.

 

Explore our collection of ceramic cups and mugs.

 

Chips Japan in Denmark

As the only retailer in Denmark, we offer porcelain mugs from Chips Japan. They are stackable, functional and crafted in high quality – designed to be used again and again.

 

Each mug is tested and food approved, so you can safely use them for coffee, tea and other hot beverages.

 

Food-Safe Japanese Mugs and Cups

All our Japanese mugs and cups are carefully produced and selected with a focus on safety and durability. The products are food approved and suitable for everyday use, whether you choose a Japanese coffee cup, teacup or handleless cup.

 

Many models are dishwasher safe. Please see the individual product page for specific care instructions.

 

Experience Japanese Mugs and Cups in Our Showroom

You can experience our selection of Japanese ceramic mugs and cups in our showroom in Frederiksberg, Copenhagen. Here, you can see the glazes in natural daylight, feel the materials and find the Japanese coffee cup or teacup that suits you best.

 

Studio Hafnia specializes in Japanese ceramics and continuously curates new designs from Japan for both our physical store and webshop.

 

Explore Japanese Mugs and Cups

Discover the collection and find the Japanese teacup, coffee cup or mug that matches your style.

 

• All cups and mugs
• Cups and mugs without handles
• Mugs and cups with handles
• Ceramic cups and mugs
• The matcha collection
• The full Japanese ceramics collection

FAQ – Japanese Mugs and Cups

What characterizes Japanese mugs and cups?

Japanese mugs and cups are known for their simple design language, tactile glazes and high level of craftsmanship. Many are made in stoneware or porcelain and balance function and aesthetics in a way that makes them ideal for coffee, tea and matcha.

 

Are Japanese mugs and cups handmade?

Many Japanese mugs and cups are produced in smaller workshops where traditional craftsmanship still plays a central role. Small variations in glaze and shape are a natural part of the handmade expression.

 

What is the difference between Japanese stoneware and porcelain?

Japanese stoneware often has a more rustic and tactile surface and retains heat well, while porcelain is lighter and more refined in appearance. Both materials are widely used in Japanese ceramics and are suitable for daily use.

 

Are your Japanese cups food safe?

Yes. All our Japanese mugs and cups are food approved and selected with a focus on safety and durability.

 

Can I experience the Japanese mugs in your showroom?

Yes. You can explore our selection of Japanese mugs and cups in our showroom in Frederiksberg, Copenhagen, where you can see the glazes and shapes in person.