Kyusu Teapot Banko - Teppatsu (Left-handed 130 mL) Lid rest

Kyusu Teapot Banko - Teppatsu (Left-handed 130 mL) Lid restThis small, hand made Banko ware clay teapot is from Yokkaichi, Mie and is designed for left handed users. The clay contains a large amount of iron and has a purplish dark brown color, which doesnt show stain inside. It has a built in stainless steel strainer and no drip spout. Traditional, functional design for ease of use and cleaning. Product information Capacity: 130 mL L140xW120xH60 mm Banko ware, Mie Prefecture Unglazed Ceramic built in

Mellow ocean mineral aroma with a sweet umami flavour and creamy finish

A complete starter kit in the traditional Japanese art of kintsugi (golden repair)

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It’s good for all teas

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This matcha sieve is made of stainless steel for easy cleaning

mild grassy

One section on the outside has columns with figures and copper-coloured circles against a beige background

Water: 250-300 mL at 100 °C

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