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Small black Tokoname kyusu teapot

Simple, easy-to-use Tokoname kyusu for everyday Japanese tea. The 210 ml teapot is ideal for preparing smaller servings of sencha, kabusecha or gyokuro. Its fine ceramic filter helps keep the leaves in the pot, while the tea can be poured out easily and cleanly.

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This black Tokoname kyusu is a simple, comfortable, and reliable tool for everyday Japanese tea ceremonies. Its 210 ml size is particularly well-suited for preparing smaller servings of sencha, kabusecha, or gyokuro, when you want to mindfully brew tea for one or two cups.

The side-handled shape provides a secure grip and aids in precise, even pouring. The teapot features a fine ceramic filter that holds back tea leaves and smaller leaf fragments, while allowing the tea to flow freely into the cup.

The teapot was made in Tokoname, one of Japan's most renowned teapot-making regions. Its clean black surface easily complements any tea table, while its practical size and understated form make it a true everyday companion.

Details

  • Manufacturer: Takasuke Kiln
  • Origin: Tokoname, Japan
  • Capacity: 210 ml
  • Filter: built-in fine ceramic filter
  • Recommended teas: sencha, kabusecha, gyokuro, and other Japanese green teas

Usage and Cleaning

After use, rinse with clean, warm water, then leave it to dry completely without the lid. The use of dish soap is not recommended.

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