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Hinoiri Kyusu, Japanese Teapot
Regular price $107.00 AUDRegular price -
Seiko Kyusu, Japanese Teapot
Regular price $101.00 AUDRegular price -
Kibana Kyusu, Japanese Teapot
Regular price $94.00 AUDRegular price -
Sekka Kyusu, Japanese Teapot
Regular price $131.00 AUDRegular price -
Tonbo Kyusu, Japanese Teapot
Regular price $138.00 AUDRegular price -
Mito Kyusu, Japanese Teapot
Regular price $106.00 AUDRegular price -
Nami Kyusu, Japanese Teapot
Regular price $132.00 AUDRegular price -
Hario Glass Kyusu 300ml, Japanese Teapot
Regular price $59.00 AUDRegular price -
Hario Glass Kyusu 450ml, Japanese Teapot
Regular price $65.00 AUDRegular price -
Aka Kyusu, Japanese Teapot
Regular price $116.00 AUDRegular price -
Nagisa Yunomi, Japanese Teacup, Set of 5
Regular price From $25.00 AUDRegular price -
Kujira Yunomi, Japanese Teacup
Regular price $83.00 AUDRegular price -
Showa Yunomi, Japanese Teacup
Regular price $61.00 AUDRegular price -
Sakura Yunomi, Japanese Teacup
Regular price $59.00 AUDRegular price -
Aka Yunomi, Japanese Teacup
Regular price $35.00 AUDRegular price -
Yayoi Yunomi, Japanese Teacup
Regular price $31.00 AUDRegular price -
Asa Yunomi, Japanese Teacup
Regular price $25.00 AUDRegular price -
Sachi Yunomi, Japanese Teacup
Regular price $39.00 AUDRegular price -
Shunka Yunomi, Japanese Teacup
Regular price $43.00 AUDRegular price -
Hakka Yunomi, Japanese Teacup
Regular price $43.00 AUDRegular price -
Shibu Yunomi, Japanese Teacup
Regular price $62.00 AUDRegular price -
Kuro Yunomi, Japanese Teacup
Regular price $35.00 AUDRegular price -
HARIO Cold Brew Tea Filter-in Bottle, 750ml, Red
Regular price $45.00 AUDRegular price -
HARIO Cold Brew Tea Filter-in Bottle, 300ml, Smoky Green
Regular price $39.00 AUDRegular price
Japanese Teaware, a Tool for Each Step
Japanese tea has a tool for each part of it, and each one exists for a reason. A chawan is wide enough to whisk in. A chasen breaks up matcha in a way nothing else does. A kyusu pours a short, precise steep. A yunomi holds the heat of a small serving. None of it is decoration.
Most of our ceramics come from Japan's pottery towns: Tokoname, home of the Japanese teapot, along with Mino, Hasami, Kutani and Banko. Where pieces are shaped and finished by hand, no two match exactly. Glazes can pool and break differently from piece to piece; the wabi-sabi aesthetic these objects come from treats the irregular piece as the more interesting one.
Every item is chosen by Taka Kaneko, one of only two Japanese Tea Instructors in Australia certified by the NPO Nihoncha Instructor Association. We ship Australia-wide and worldwide, with free Australian shipping over $100.