Mokage teapot Teapot and teaset TEAPOTS TOKONAME CERAMIC
Mokage teapot Teapot and teaset TEAPOTS TOKONAME CERAMIC
Mokage teapot Teapot and teaset TEAPOTS TOKONAME CERAMIC
Mokage teapot Teapot and teaset TEAPOTS TOKONAME CERAMIC

Mokage teapot

¥12,800
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  • A traditional kyusu teapot ideal for one cup with a wide flat design
  • A unique clay teapot made by master Sekiryu Kin
  • Made in famous Tokoname, Aichi prefecture


This teapot is a work of art! The unique surface pattern is achieved with the Mogake technique, a centuries-old Japanese method that uses seaweed to create a beautiful matte brown patina. The pot is fired twice : first in an oxidation chamber with the seaweed, and then in a lower temperature reduction chamber. The result is a unique and elegant teapot that will make your tea time unforgettable.

 Features: 

  • Includes 1 teapot
  • Dimensions: Ø3.7 x H2.7"  (Ø9.5 x H.7 cm)
  • Type of filter : sasame filter
  • Total volume: 5.4 oz (160 ml)
  • Curb weight: 150g
  • Material: clay
  • MADE IN JAPAN in Tokoname


Precautions for use: 

  • Please be aware that the actual color, pattern, shape and size may slightly differ from the pictures shown on this website. It is hand-made by an artist and made from and with natural materials. The products' color is affected by not only the glaze's color but also the clay's color itself. We won’t accept a return for a slight color difference.

  • Dishwasher safe: NO
  • Microwavable: NO
  • Oven safe: NO
  • Do not place near an open flame

CRAFT ' S BACKGROUND TOKONAME YAKI

  • Aichi Ancient Kiln: One of Japan’s "Six Ancient Kilns," with a pottery history stretching back over 900 years.
  • Red Clay Mastery: Renowned for Shudei (vermilion clay), rich in iron oxide which chemically reacts to mellow the astringency of tea.
  • Teapot Specialist: Famous for world-class Kyusu (teapots) featuring precision-fitted lids and hand-carved ceramic filters.
  • Functional Scale: Beyond delicate tea ware, it is historically known for large-scale production of ceramic pipes and massive jars.