JINSUI TOKONAME KYUSU 210ml | W Strainers / DARK BROWN - Japanese Teapot

JINSUI TOKONAME KYUSU 210ml with double strainers

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Each Tokoname-yaki kyusu is a handmade gem of a teapot.
Tokoname ware ceramic tea strainer (ceramesh) kyusu is loved by tea merchants.
This kyusu is suitable for both shallow steaming (asamushicha) and deep steaming (fukamushicha).
The basket net is recommended for deep steaming tea. It is also convenient for disposing of tea leaves.
It is a versatile kyusu that can be used for both functions.

beautiful tea pot (kyusu) is hand-crafted by women at the pottery "Jinsui" in Tokoname ware, which has been in existence for nearly 100 years.

It is made by the careful and meticulous handiwork of more than a dozen women.

The delicacy of the women's handiwork can be felt in each piece of this kyusu, which has a highly precise and uniform finish, resulting in a very elaborate and beautiful product.

It is a kyusu that offers beautifies the time, manner, and space in which you drink tea.

This elegant and modern kyusu is easy to match to any occasions and perfect for everyday uses.

The fine-grained clay containing iron oxide of Tokoname ware softens excess astringency and bitterness, and brings out the best flavour. It is also recommended as a gift.

Tokoname ware is one of the six oldest kilns in Japan and is known as a major production center of teapots. The more you use Tokoname-yaki ware, the more you become attached to it. The charm of Tokoname ware lies in the fineness of the clay, which is impervious to water. The thin and sturdy nature of the clay has been especially loved as a material for kyusu (teapots) and figurines.

Ceramesh - Ceramic Mesh -
The reason why Tokoname-yaki teapots are widely trusted, in addition to being easy to hold and having a comfortable spout, is the elaborateness of the tea strainer. The teapot is made with the traditional techniques of Tokoname-yaki teapots, which are the pride of the craftsmen who have worked hard to create them.

Tokoname yaki
Tokoname is one of the six oldest kilns in Japan and a pottery town steeped in history. Tokoname City, located on the west coast of the Chita Peninsula facing Ise Bay, is the gateway to the Chubu International Airport (Centrair) and is known nationwide as a pottery town due to its long and narrow geographical features (6 km east to west and 16 km north to south).

Volume: 210ml     - capacity is 80% of full.

Kiln: JINSUI 

Tradition: TOKONAME Yaki

Regian: Tokoname, Aichi, JAPAN

Material: Ceramic

Strainer: Ceramesh / Stainless

Colour: Dark Brown

* Do not use in microwave or dishwasher. Hand wash to clean.