Sleeping Beauty Aurora Trio Cup, Saucer, Cake Plate ★ Instant purchase is welcome. ★ The final price is 13999 yen. ★ Brand new, first-class ★ When combined with other ceramics, a discount of -600 yen for 2 items, and -1200 yen for 3 items will be applied. ★ "Sleeping Beauty" Based on purple, rose, light blue, and pink. With lines thinner than 1 millimeter, it has a sense of抜け感 (nukegake - a feeling of being relaxed and airy) that is reminiscent of Japanese Kawaii, and is a light and elegant, very gentle illustration. It's colorful, but with a slightly ashy pastel, calm color scheme. Aurora in a purple dress Prince Carabosse in a white and orange dress The Lilac Fairy in light blue with purple accents King Florestan XIV in a purple dress All the characters' costumes are gorgeous. Also, do you notice that Aurora is wearing pointe shoes? It's a cup that captures the wonderful design of a ballet stage rather than just a fairy tale. ★ Cup diameter: approx. 7cm Saucer diameter: approx. 12cm Cake plate: approx. 15cm About 165ml when filled to 80% At first glance, it's a rather small, lovely size, but it's quite thin and has a good depth, so it has more capacity than it looks. ★ Lomonosov (Imperial) Porcelain Imperial Porcelain Imperial Porcelain Founded by Empress Elizabeth of Russia and started as a royal warrant, it is a local top-class brand of tableware that has been in existence since 1744. In the past, it has been introduced irregularly at high-end department stores such as Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi and Shinjuku Isetan. Although there are various theories, it is sometimes called the fourth oldest kiln in Europe, following Meissen, Royal Copenhagen, and Ginori. It is also sold at Mariage Frères and TWG in Ginza and Shinjuku. It has also been exhibited and featured in catalogs at LUPICIA. ★ Due to the many retro handmade processes, it has more imperfections than other brand cups. Please assume that there are scratches on the gold paint and paint errors on all items. The same applies even if you purchase it at a high price at a high-end store in Ginza. I purchase first-class items from the kiln and re-select them independently, so I deliver items in good condition (as Lomonosov). Similar to the high-end line of Royal Copenhagen, it uses the old-fashioned "upside-down firing" method, so the rim of the cup has a unique matte, smooth texture.