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Kyusu are traditional Japanese teapots, usually made from ceramic or porcelain and commonly found in the distinctive side handled shape that these examples show.
These are all Tokoname-ware, a distinctive form of Japanese pottery from the city of Tokoname in the Aichi Prefecture. This form is unique to the area and is well-regarded within Japan, with Tokoname being recognised as one of Japan's most noteworthy centres for the ceramic industry.
These teapots are hand-finished and made to an extremely high standard, each one being individually decorated using a range of different techniques and styles.
This example is a small, matt-finish dark grey teapot with a capacity of 250ml. It has hand-etched decoration and an inbuilt ceramic strainer in the spout to catch leaves within the pot.
£15.00
These sets are an ideal entry-level gaiwan, coming with the gaiwan itself, a fair pot and a set of eight cups. Each set comes in a presentation box to keep it safe in transit.
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A small Banko-Yaki clay tea set with elegant dew drop form and glazed finish, making for a tactile tea drinking experience.
These pieces are made by family run ceramics studio Fujisou Seitoujou, under the direction of 4th generation potter Kenji Fujii
Available in a range of colours.
Teapot and single cup included
Size
Teapot - 12 cm x 7 cm x 6 cm, 100ml capacity
Tea cup - 6 cm x 4cm, 50ml capacity
Made in Mie Prefecture, Japan
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