Kyusu muji brown 280ml
Traditional Japanese teapot made of bankoyaki pottery.
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Kyusu muji brown 280ml
Classic teapot made of bankoyaki ceramics. Dark brown clay, unglazed both outside and inside. Traditional shape, metal strainer inside. Bankoyaki clay contains iron what improves the flavor of tea. Beautiful and practical teapot for everyday tea celebration.
Features:
- traditional Japanese pottery from Yokkaichi - bankoyaki
- for everyday tea serving
- classic shape
- darkbrown clay, no glaze
- stainless steel strainer inside
Dimensions:
- Diameter (at the lid) 7cm
- Height 8,5cm
- Width (with handle) 14cm
- Capacity (to the upper edge) 280ml
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