This elegant teapot with side handle made of Tokoname is perfect for enjoying tea as a couple or alone.
The pot has a Ceramesh tea strainer, which is made entirely of ceramic. With its fine structure, it preserves the natural taste of the tea without leaving behind metallic aromas.
Tokoname is one of the six oldest pottery towns in Japan and is known worldwide for its high-quality ceramics. The region is characterized by iron-rich, mineral-rich clay, which improves the taste of the tea by reducing bitterness. In contrast to products made from artificially mixed clay, the natural Tokoname clay is fired at temperatures of up to 1200 °C, which gives the teapot particular strength and durability.
Cleaning is straightforward: simply rinse the teapot with warm water, without detergent. Over time, a tea patina develops that does not need to be removed and enhances the taste of the tea.
Product Specifications
Dimensions: 160 x 140 x H70 mm
Material: Ceramic
Capacity: 210 ml
This elegant teapot with side handle made of Tokoname is perfect for enjoying tea as a couple or alone.
The pot has a Ceramesh tea strainer, which is made entirely of ceramic. With its fine structure, it preserves the natural taste of the tea without leaving behind metallic aromas.
Tokoname is one of the six oldest pottery towns in Japan and is known worldwide for its high-quality ceramics. The region is characterized by iron-rich, mineral-rich clay, which improves the taste of the tea by reducing bitterness. In contrast to products made from artificially mixed clay, the natural Tokoname clay is fired at temperatures of up to 1200 °C, which gives the teapot particular strength and durability.
Cleaning is straightforward: simply rinse the teapot with warm water, without detergent. Over time, a tea patina develops that does not need to be removed and enhances the taste of the tea.
Product Specifications
Dimensions: 160 x 140 x H70 mm
Material: Ceramic
Capacity: 210 ml
The pot has a Ceramesh tea strainer, which is made entirely of ceramic. With its fine structure, it preserves the natural taste of the tea without leaving behind metallic aromas.
Tokoname is one of the six oldest pottery towns in Japan and is known worldwide for its high-quality ceramics. The region is characterized by iron-rich, mineral-rich clay, which improves the taste of the tea by reducing bitterness. In contrast to products made from artificially mixed clay, the natural Tokoname clay is fired at temperatures of up to 1200 °C, which gives the teapot particular strength and durability.
Cleaning is straightforward: simply rinse the teapot with warm water, without detergent. Over time, a tea patina develops that does not need to be removed and enhances the taste of the tea.