Shoryu potter's teapot entirely made by hand.
Shoryu, whose real name is Umehara Shoji 昭龍, is a student of the potter Hokuryu. He is over 70 years old and a very famous potter from Tokoname. His teapots are surprising in their lightness and the perfection of their lines. Also, their prices are very affordable, Shoryu has the philosophy of preferring to...
Yagi potter's teapot entirely handmade in Tokoname, Japan. Yagi is a very talented potter, and grandson of a well-known potter from Tokoname, Issei. Yagi teapots are of great finesse, and are very light. Ceramic filter integrated into the spout.
Delivered in its box.
Diameter: 7.5cm
Height: 7.5cm
Weight: 105g
Completely hand made Gensan potter's teapot.
Ceramic filter integrated into the spout.
The technique known under the name of Mogake consists in affixing algae on the teapot before its passage in the oven, which allows to leave unique traces as seen on this teapot of Sekiryu.
Delivered in its box.
Shiboridashi of the potter Issei of Tokoname entirely made by hand. Issei was the grandfather of Yagi, several pieces of which are on our site. Issei is deceased, and his pieces are now extremely rare. Yagi perpetuates the family tradition by producing very beautiful pieces where we find the touch of his grandfather.
Shiboridashi are small handleless...
Yagi potter's Yusamachi (pot to cool down a tea) entirely handmade in Tokoname, Japan.
Yagi is a very talented potter, and grandson of a well-known potter from Tokoname, Issei. Yagi teapots are of great finesse, and are very light.
The so-called Mogake technique consists of placing algae on the teapot (or object) and letting them burn out during cooking....
Yagi potter's cup entirely handmade in Tokoname, Japan.
Yagi is a very talented potter, and grandson of a well-known potter from Tokoname, Issei. Yagi teapots are of great finesse, and are very light.
The so-called Mogake technique consists of placing algae on the teapot (or object) and letting them burn out during cooking. Their ashes react to heat and...
Completely handcrafted shiboridashi by potter Jinsan from Tokoname.
Shiboridashi are small teapots without handles perfect for infusing Gyokuro and other large Japanese green teas.
Delivered in its box.
Superb enameled porcelain teapot by potter Miyoshi from the city of Tokoname in central Japan.
Tokoname is a small coastal town in central Japan that has specialized in pottery production for centuries. For decades, Tokoname has become a major city for the production of very high quality teapots and teaware. There are several teapot factories in...
Teapot of the potter of Tokoname Matsuhiro Chiba in enamelled clay.
Tokoname is a small coastal town in central Japan that has specialized in pottery production for centuries. For decades, Tokoname has become a major city for the production of very high quality teapots and teaware. There are several teapot factories in Tokoname, but there are also about...
Teapot of the potter of Tokoname Matsuhiro Chiba in enamelled clay.
Tokoname is a small coastal town in central Japan that has specialized in pottery production for centuries. For decades, Tokoname has become a major city for the production of very high quality teapots and teaware. There are several teapot factories in Tokoname, but there are also about...
Teapot of the potter of Tokoname Matsuhiro Chiba in enamelled clay.
Tokoname is a small coastal town in central Japan that has specialized in pottery production for centuries. For decades, Tokoname has become a major city for the production of very high quality teapots and teaware. There are several teapot factories in Tokoname, but there are also about...
Tokoname Gyokko potter's teapot in Tokoname raw earth.
Tokoname is a small coastal town in central Japan that has specialized in pottery production for centuries. For decades, Tokoname has become a major city for the production of very high quality teapots and teaware. There are several teapot factories in Tokoname, but there are also about fifty...
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