Shop Teaware Kiyomizu-yaki Kyusu (Teapots) | Japanese Dobin – Takashima Shinichi – Icchin Shippo Kiyomizu Teapot – 275Ml

This Elegant Kiyomizu-Yaki Clay Pot Is Crafted In A Classic Shape And Hand-Embellished With The Auspicious Shippo Crest Using The Icchin Technique. Icchin Involves Filling A Piping Bag With Slurry And Dragging It Onto The Pot To Create A Dimensional Design. In This Piece, The Center Of Each Qibao Gate Is Decorated With Alternating Dots Of Silver And Gold. The Elegant Curved Top Handle Is Made Of Brass And Matches These Gold Dots.

Please Note: This Teapot Does Not Have A Built-In Filter, But Can Be Used With A Drop-In Basket Strainer Or A Handheld Strainer

This Earthen Bottle Is Made By The Luchun Kiln Made By Shinichi Takashima, A Third-Generation Potter Specializing In Cochin Ware.

Kiyomizu-Yaki Is A Type Of Japanese Pottery That Traditionally Comes From The Gojozaka District Near Kiyomizu-Dera Temple In Kyoto, Japan. Kiyomizu-Yaki Is A Subset Of Kyo-Yaki And Refers To All Pottery Made In The Kyoto Region, Kiyomizu-Yaki Has Been Produced Since The 16Th Century

Dimensions:

13 Cm – Width
12 Cm – Height
275 Ml – Capacity

Condition: Brand New

This Japanese Item Ships From The United States.