The Frustum teaware range has been designed to integrate seamlessly into a modern lifestyle while continuing the traditional Japanese tea culture.
This light blue version has a slightly rough texture to the handle (unglazed). Inside is a stainless steel tea strainer that separates the tea leaves and makes daily use easier. This teapot is particularly suitable for lovers of loose tea. Each teapot and teacup is carefully packaged and individually boxed - the ideal gift for any occasion.
The Frustum teapots with brass handle are individually manufactured by Yamatsu, a company founded in 1868 in the province of Mino. The brass handle comes from Tsubame, the place of origin of metal production in Japan.
Care Instructions: Made for everyday use, all the pieces from this collection are dishwasher and microwave safe.
The Frustum teaware range has been designed to integrate seamlessly into a modern lifestyle while continuing the traditional Japanese tea culture.
This light blue version has a slightly rough texture to the handle (unglazed). Inside is a stainless steel tea strainer that separates the tea leaves and makes daily use easier. This teapot is particularly suitable for lovers of loose tea. Each teapot and teacup is carefully packaged and individually boxed - the ideal gift for any occasion.
The Frustum teapots with brass handle are individually manufactured by Yamatsu, a company founded in 1868 in the province of Mino. The brass handle comes from Tsubame, the place of origin of metal production in Japan.
Care Instructions: Made for everyday use, all the pieces from this collection are dishwasher and microwave safe.
This light blue version has a slightly rough texture to the handle (unglazed). Inside is a stainless steel tea strainer that separates the tea leaves and makes daily use easier. This teapot is particularly suitable for lovers of loose tea.
Each teapot and teacup is carefully packaged and individually boxed - the ideal gift for any occasion.
The Frustum teapots with brass handle are individually manufactured by Yamatsu, a company founded in 1868 in the province of Mino. The brass handle comes from Tsubame, the place of origin of metal production in Japan.
Care Instructions:
Made for everyday use, all the pieces from this collection are dishwasher and microwave safe.