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Black floral kyusu teapot

Charming 200 ml black kyusu teapot with delicate floral engravings highlighted in white paint. Its elegant, clean design brings an authentic Japanese atmosphere to your tea ceremony, especially for preparing sencha, kabusecha, gyokuro, and other Japanese green teas. Due to its small size, it is ideal for solo or intimate tea sessions for two.

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Black Floral Kyusu Teapot – 200 ml

With its subtle, understated beauty, this 200 ml black kyusu teapot instantly brings a Japanese ambiance to your tea ceremony. The dark surface is adorned with delicate floral engravings, highlighted by white paint – making the teapot charming, elegant, and unique all at once.

The kyusu is a classic tool for Japanese tea preparation. Its side handle provides a comfortable, natural motion for pouring, and its small size is particularly well-suited for short, concentrated infusions. The 200 ml capacity is ideal for single or two-person tea sessions.

What teas do we recommend it for?

We primarily recommend it for Japanese green teas, where precise, careful preparation and the preservation of pure flavors are important.

  • sencha
  • kabusecha
  • gyokuro
  • lighter Japanese green teas

Due to the beautiful contrast between the black base color and the white floral motifs, this teapot is not ostentatious, yet it is a very lovable piece. It is a tool where form, decoration, and usability quietly meet.

We especially recommend it to those looking for a smaller, elegant Japanese teapot for daily sencha preparation, or who want to choose a lovely, easily lovable tea accessory as a gift.

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