Ito Jakuchu's "Flock of Chickens" mug: Photo mug (Ito Jakuchu series)

Description

This mug features a photo mug featuring the famous painting "Flock of Chickens" by Ito Jakuchu (1716-1800), an artist active in Kyoto during the mid-Edo period. It features a sophisticated, specially processed print (it's beautifully and meticulously printed in a factory in Japan). This mug is perfect for lovers of Jakuchu and chickens. For example, if you'd like to view only Ito Jakuchu photo mugs, search for "Photo Mug Jakuchu" (with a half- or full-width space between "Photo Mug" and "Jakuchu").

The capacity is approximately 330cc (just the right size, neither too small nor too large: 96mm high, 82mm diameter excluding handle). It's microwave and dishwasher safe.

While there are many companies and factories across Japan that make photo mugs, their technical capabilities are a mixed bag. The domestic factory that makes these mugs boasts world-class technology. Purchase with confidence. Photo mugs printed in Japan are the most beautiful in the world! They make great souvenirs to take home with you overseas. They're also pretty cool to use as a pen holder! The mugs are very sturdy, so there's little risk of them getting damaged during transport.