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Koishiwara-yaki Tea Pot with 5 Yunomi Teacups 小石原焼煎茶器

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This set of tea utensils for hojicha and sencha teas has a sophisticated form with a beautiful deep glaze.
The large capacity of this kyusu makes it ideal for those who want to enjoy green tea brewed with plenty of cold water, as well as for brewing stem tea, genmaicha, and bancha.

Kyushu is home to many excellent ceramics, and Koishiwara Pottery is one of them.
Koishiwara Pottery has been produced in Higashimine Village, Fukuoka Prefecture, for 350 years,
There are currently about 50 pottery studios in the village.
Koishiwara-yaki declined for a time, but the folk art movement became more active around the time the Kyushu Folk Art Association was established in 1948, and Koishiwara-yaki came back into the limelight as folk art pottery.
In 1954, Muneyoshi Yanagi and Bernard Leach visited Koishiwara and praised Koishiwara-yaki as "the ultimate in utilitarian beauty," (用の美) and it quickly became famous nationwide.
While inheriting traditional techniques, Koishiwara continues to take on new challenges.

Size (approx.)
Teapot
Height 115mm, width 175mm
Capacity 550ml (filled to 80%)

Teacup
Height 50mm / Diameter 70mm
Capacity 70ml

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