New Arrivals/Restock

Simple Appealing Shapes. Visually Arresting Kiln Effects. Lovely Graceful Proportions. Unglazed Surfaces. Thin-Walled Sides. Controlled Drip-Free Pouring. Comfortable Handles. These Details Of Craftsmanship Are The Hallmark Of Tokoname Pottery. Since The Edo Period ( 1603-1867) Tokoname Has Been A Famous Pottery Center For High-Quality Artistic Pottery. Today Contemporary Master Craftsmen Continually Stretch Their Skills In New Directions As They Carry On Traditional Practices While Embracing New Ideas And Designs. Established And Award-Winning Potters Such As Those Whose Work We Represent Often Mix Their Own Unique Clays By Combining Several Types Of Clay From Other Kiln Areas Such As Seto Shigaraki And Iga To Achieve The Aesthetic Effects And Textures That They Want. This Creates Very Distinguish Teapots That May Not Be Made Again And A Shopping Feast For Tokoname Collectors. So It Is Possible Today To Find These Teapots In A Range Of Clays From Fine-Grained Iron-Rich Classic Red Or Black Clays; To Slightly Grainy Stoneware Type Clays That Can Be Grey Tan Or White In Color. But No Matter What Clay Is Used Tokoname Teapots Are Instantly Recognizable As Tokoname From Their Thin Vessel Walls; Exquisite Fine Detail Work On Lids Spouts And Handles; Decorative Techniques And Perfect Balance. Tokoname Teapots Are Collected As Works Of Art Or Treasured As Superb Tea Steeping Vessels By Enthusiasts Around The World. All Of Our Tokoname Teapots Are Fit With A Built-In Clay Strainer To Prevent The Tea Leaves From Entering Your Teacup. The Strainers Are Made Of Clay.

Capacity: 15.6 Fl.Oz.(This Will Be 80% At The Time Of Full Capacity.)

Built-In Ceramic Mesh Filter Made Of Clay

Made In Japan.Hand-Crafted And Hand Painted By Master Craftsman From Shunjuu Tokoname Japan

Material Composition: Pottery

Please Kindly Note That Shapes And Colors Are Handmade So They Are Not Completely Identical With Sample Images