Benjarong Ware / Benjarong Hand-painted, each piece has a unique pattern, symbolizing the traditional beauty and craftsmanship of Thailand. Teacup & Saucer Cup: D 9.8 x H 6.0 cm Saucer: D 11.5 x H 3.0 cm ・Direct import from Thailand ・Unused ・Due to the handmade nature of each item, there may be initial defects such as kiln marks, color smudges, and gold paint chipping. ・Not suitable for those seeking perfection. ・Returns and refunds are not accepted after purchase. ・Recycled packaging materials may be used. Benjarong, meaning "five colors" in Sanskrit, is a traditional Thai porcelain known for its intricate hand-painted decorations. Originating from court culture, it was once made exclusively for royalty and nobility. Each piece is meticulously crafted, with floral patterns, geometric designs, and symbolic motifs highlighted by delicate gold accents. Traditionally, five colors – red, yellow, green, blue, and white – were used, but contemporary Benjarong ware incorporates a wider variety of colors while maintaining its refined artistry. Today, it is loved not only as practical tableware but also as a graceful decorative art object. Hand-painted, each piece has a unique pattern, symbolizing the traditional beauty and craftsmanship of Thailand.