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Address honmati 3-45-2 tokonameshi Aichi, JAPAN ZIP:479-0829
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This kyusu is an easy-to-use Fuji-type kyusu made by Tamamitsu.

This kyusu is finished by a firing method called "Chagama Hen,"   It is a kyusu that undergoes three firing processes to get to this point.
The first is the "Kiln Hens", which is a type of kyusu that is fired three times to get to this point.  

The first firing is done with red clay.   The first firing is done with red clay.
Firing with seaweed   Firing
Finally, it is smoked in brownish kiln.   Fired for the first time with red clay.

This color is produced because of the time and effort required for this firing.  
We hope you enjoy it.

[The potter's wheel is turned on the potter's wheel and a plane is used to make delicate patterns on the surface.
This is a technique of turning a potter's wheel and applying a delicate pattern with a plane.

The capacity is 260cc.
It is suitable for brewing for two to three people.

The netting is made of [ceramesh] ceramic tea strainer.

Click here to see other products by Gyokkosaku.

[Gyokko-gama]
This kyusu is handmade by the second generation Tamamitsu Umehara.
Tamamitsu Kiln has Tamamitsu 2nd generation and Tamamitsu 3rd generation (Yukitaka),
They are also traditional craftsmen.

All kyusu are made of ceramesh,
All kyusu are made with a ceramic tea strainer called "ceramesh.

The clay is made of red clay and
and Yakishime clay, which is wheel-thrown.

Dimensions * Capacity is due to handmade,
dimensions may vary.
Also, depending on the firing condition, the degree of kiln change and the shade of brownish kiln change may be different from the picture,
The color of the brownish kiln change may differ from the picture.
Please understand.

[Tokoname ware]
Tokoname ware is one of the six oldest kilns in Japan, and its origin can be traced back to the late Heian period.
Tokoname ware is characterized by the use of iron-rich clay from the Chita Peninsula.
Taking advantage of this property, the iron is used to produce a reddish color, which is called shu-odori,
The color of the pottery that characterizes Tokoname ware was produced.

SD item code:12818839

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Tea Kiln Changed Fuji Shape Biri-Akebono Teapot
茶窯変富士型ビリ曙急須
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Item added on: 2024/10/8
Dimensions
Capacity: 260cc
Size: approx. 15 x 13 x 8 cm (height)
(handle)x(spout)x(knob)
Specifications
Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Pottery
Package: Individual box

Description

This kyusu is an easy-to-use Fuji-type kyusu made by Tamamitsu.

This kyusu is finished by a firing method called "Chagama Hen,"   It is a kyusu that undergoes three firing processes to get to this point.
The first is the "Kiln Hens", which is a type of kyusu that is fired three times to get to this point.  

The first firing is done with red clay.   The first firing is done with red clay.
Firing with seaweed   Firing
Finally, it is smoked in brownish kiln.   Fired for the first time with red clay.

This color is produced because of the time and effort required for this firing.  
We hope you enjoy it.

[The potter's wheel is turned on the potter's wheel and a plane is used to make delicate patterns on the surface.
This is a technique of turning a potter's wheel and applying a delicate pattern with a plane.

The capacity is 260cc.
It is suitable for brewing for two to three people.

The netting is made of [ceramesh] ceramic tea strainer.

Click here to see other products by Gyokkosaku.

[Gyokko-gama]
This kyusu is handmade by the second generation Tamamitsu Umehara.
Tamamitsu Kiln has Tamamitsu 2nd generation and Tamamitsu 3rd generation (Yukitaka),
They are also traditional craftsmen.

All kyusu are made of ceramesh,
All kyusu are made with a ceramic tea strainer called "ceramesh.

The clay is made of red clay and
and Yakishime clay, which is wheel-thrown.

Dimensions * Capacity is due to handmade,
dimensions may vary.
Also, depending on the firing condition, the degree of kiln change and the shade of brownish kiln change may be different from the picture,
The color of the brownish kiln change may differ from the picture.
Please understand.

[Tokoname ware]
Tokoname ware is one of the six oldest kilns in Japan, and its origin can be traced back to the late Heian period.
Tokoname ware is characterized by the use of iron-rich clay from the Chita Peninsula.
Taking advantage of this property, the iron is used to produce a reddish color, which is called shu-odori,
The color of the pottery that characterizes Tokoname ware was produced.

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Notes

Some trading conditions may be applicable only in Japan.

Although we have made every effort to ensure that the colors and materials of our products are as close as possible to those of the actual items, the size and weight of each piece varies,
However, the size and weight of each piece of pottery is different.

Also, there may be some uneven coloring, glaze dripping, or pinholes,
However, there is no problem in using the product.

Please note that there may be some errors due to the conditions of the photo shooting or display.
Please understand this in advance.

Please wash and dry well as soon as possible after use.
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