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Cream - coloured matte kyusu teapot 350ml
Elegant tea teapot made in a Japanese pottery studio in Tokoname.
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Cream - coloured matte kyusu teapot 350ml
An original Tokonameyaki ceramic teapot. Cream-coloured clay with a matt finish. A classic shape and beautiful craftsmanship. A metal strainer at the spout. Delicate grooves on the outside of the teapot. A minimalist piece for celebrating everyday moments over a cup of tea.
Features:
- highly regarded Japanese ceramic from Tokoname - tokonameyaki
- convenient and practical for brewing green tea
- inside the teapot, there is a metal strainer by the spout
- subtle colour scheme – light cream, matt finish
- volume is measured to the top edge of the pot - ‘practical’ volume is slightly smaller
Dimensions:
- Diameter (at the lid) 8cm
- Height 9cm
- Width (with handle) 17,5cm
- Capacity (to the upper edge) 350ml
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