Kyoe Sansui Ushirode kyusu

Handmade and hand-painted Hasamiyaki porcelain teapot decorated with mountain and water landscapes.

Hasamiyaki is a type of porcelain first made in Hasami town. The technique was brought from Korea and looks back 400 years of history. The porcelain is fired at a very high temperature, and as the surface vitrifies, it is suitable for all classes of teas.

The blue and white pottery is called "sometsuke". Sometsuke is a technique Chinese potters have been using since the 12th century. In Japan, it was introduced in the 17th century. The technique involves painting a design or picture with cobalt-rich, blue pigment on white, bisque-fired porcelain. The porcelain is then coated with transparent glaze and fired again.

The teapot comes in a paper gift box.

For a perfect set check out the Kyoe Sansui Senchawan

Place of Origin: Nagasaki Pref. Japan

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