Kyusu black uzumaki 220ml
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Kyusu black uzumaki 220ml
Classic tokonameyaki kyusu. Unglazed, made of black fired clay kokudei - famous in Tokoname region.
Features:
- traditional Japanese pottery from Tokoname - tokonameyaki
- for everyday tea serving
- stainless steal tea strainer
- classic shape
- black fired clay
Dimensions:
- Diameter at the lid 8cm
- Height 7,5cm
- Width (with handle) 12,5cm
- Capacity (to the upper edge) 220ml
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