Kyusu daruma black 240ml
Japanese teapot made in Tokoname famous for the highest quality teaware.
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Kyusu daruma black 240ml
Original tea teapot made in Tokoname - one of the "six ancient kilns" of Japan. Beautiful, classic shape and precise workmanship. Black matte finish, ceramic strainer at the spout. A minimalist vessel for preparing your favorite brews.
Features:
- esteemed Japanese ceramics from Tokoname - tokonameyaki
- convenient and practical for brewing green tea
- inside the teapot ceramic strainer at the spout
- matte black finish
- volume is measured to the top edge of the pot - “practical” capacity is slightly smaller
Dimensions:
- Diameter (at the lid) 6cm
- Height 6,5cm
- Width (with handle) 15.5cm
- Volume (to top edge) 240ml
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