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Teapot Kyusu Banko ware - Beige - 330 ml/cc - Stainless Mesh - Takumi

RRP:
$34.97
PRICE:
$27.98 (You save $6.99)
SKU:
K_2210_1004_32
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Item location: Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Japan
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Product Description


** This item is made hand so it may have a little difference in color and drape. It may take time (a few weeks) from your order to shipping. Your understanding is greatly appreciated.**
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BANKO-YAKI (Banko-ware)

  • Banko-yaki dates back to the mid-Edo period, when a kiln was opened in what is now Mie Prefecture.
  • Banko-yaki includes a wide variety of pottery ranging from tableware, vases, and other vessels that add color to daily life to industrial product molds.
  • Over the past 300 years, Banko-yaki has developed into one of Japan's leading pottery production centers, continuing the tradition of Banko-yaki.
  • Banko-yaki teapots spread throughout Japan at the end of the Edo period (1603-1868), along with Sencha (green tea), which began to be popular among the general public.
  • Today, the most famous type is the "Shidei kyusu," which is made from iron-rich clay and fired by a method called "Kangen".
  • In 1979, it was designated a national traditional craft as "Yokkaichi Banko-yaki.



PRODUCT INFO
DESIGN
- Takumi
STYLE
- Banko ware (Mie Prefecutre)
MATERIAL
- Ceramic / Pottery
MESH TYPE
- Stainless Mesh
VOLUME
- 11 oz (330 ml/cc)
BOX
- NO
CAUTION
- We recommend wash it with water (hand wash) when washing it.
- Please do not use any chemical detergent or automatic dishwasher.
- Do not use a metal sponge (scrubbing brush).
- Do not use a direct fire.
- Please handle with care as it's fragile. (If it is damaged, it cannot be repaired.)


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