Description
(Size) : Teapot : Width 11 x Depth 9 x Height 8 cm / 4.33 x 3.54 x 3.14 inch
Teacup : Diameter 6 x Height 5 cm / 2.36 x 1.96 inch
※ Yuzamashi : Width 7 x Depth 9 x Height 5 cm / 2.75 x 3.54 x 1.96 inch
※ It is a tool to cool down the hot water for make tea.
(Capacity) : 180ml
(Material) : Pottery
(Origin) : Made in Japan / Kiyomizu yaki
(Condition) : Brand new
(Note) :
The vivid crystals are beautiful, the silver wisteria is cool, and teacup that shines the color of tea. Crystal flowers blooming in the takadai(The hill that when the teacup was turned over) and behind the lid. The reason why the teapot has no handle is that high-quality tea such as gyokuro use lukewarm water, so the teapot does not heat up. If you pour boiling water directly into the teapot, the tea leaves will damaged, and good tea will not come out. Let boiling water cool down, and then pour it into the teapot.
Cool metallic white. A silver world studded with crystals remind of snow flowers.
*This item is a set of a Hohin(Tea pot), a Mizusashi, and five Yunomi(Tea cup).
(We can sell it separately.)
Kiyomizu is one of the traditional crafts that represent Kyoto,originally started in the pottery of Kiyomizu Slope neighborhood toward theKiyomizu-dera.
Pottery and porcelain made in Kyoto is generally known as Kyo-style ceramics,Kiyomizu ware.
The splendor and refined elegance of Kyo-style-ceramics,Kiyomizu ware is created based on sophisticated design and various proficient skills.
History of pottery and porcelain in Kyoto started more than 1,200 years ago,in Nara period.
A Buddhist preist, Gyoki built a kiln and made earthenware in Seikanji.
Now the ruins of the temple is called "Chawan-zaka".
Kyo-style ceramics, Kiyomizu ware products are mostly handmade and the feature of that is in wide variety in small quantity.
- Weight:
- 500.00 Grams
