Description
Japanese Hasami ware White porcelain teapot with strainer made ​​in Japan
Size: about 4.1 inch x Height 3.7 inch
Capacity: 400ml
Production: Hakusan pottery
It weighs about 463 g
Origin : Made in Japan / Arita yaki
Condition : A brand new
2009 Good Design Award
About ARITA YAKI
Arita-yaki (Arita ware) is a general term for the ceramics goods which are made in and around the town of Arita, in Saga prefecture, Japan. Arita ware is known for its exquisite white porcelain and elegantly painted designs, which are over glazed with vivid colors such as indigo, red, yellow and gold.
This year is ostensibly the 400th anniversary of Arita-yaki (Arita ware). An Arita city webpage tells us it was in 1616 that a forcibly relocated Korean farmer, Yi Sam-pyeong, discovered the white clay kaolin and then fired Japan’s first porcelain. Other scholars have dated the first firing to 1610, while a humble consensus cites Japan-based successes in the mainland tradition to the decade beginning that year. The 400th year celebration has, in fact, been ongoing in exhibitions since the late 1990s.
This product shipping weight 500g.
- Weight:
- 500.00 Grams
