Tea Pot, Tokoname. Black with Concentric Rings
Tea Pot, Kyusu Tokoname Kuro Maru Sendan (15.5 ounces)
Beautifully hand made in Japan.
Tokoname-yaki is one of the six ancient kiln areas of Japan and is most famous for kyusu side handled tea pots which have been produced since the Muromachi period (1338-1573).
Tokoname clay is high in iron content and after firiing produces a red-orange color known as shudei. It is also very fine and allows for unusual and intricate designs to be carved into each kyusu.
| Diameter (in.) | 4-7/8 |
| Height (in.) | 4-1/4 |
| Capacity (oz.) | 21 |
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| Diswasher | N |
| Microwave | N |
| Country of Origin | Japan |
Kotobuki Trading's ceramics are produced in several different regions of Japan: Mino, Seto, Yokkaichi, Mashiko, Soma, Tokoname, Shigaraki, and Iga. Each area is represented by the traditions and innovations of select Japanese kilns, using raw materials, glazes, shapes and production methods which differ subtly and are often unique to these regions. Intertwined with Japan’s history and culture, these ceramics are produced by skilled craftsmen, many of whom have obtained their expertise and technique through years of training.
