• Hanabira Kyusu, a Mino ware teapot in straw-beige glaze with a raised white flower of long, narrow petals on the body, a knob on the lid and the handle at the back
  • Hanabira Kyusu seen from the spout end, the straw-beige body behind the spout and the lid with its amber knob on top
  • Hanabira Kyusu from above with the lid on, the round straw-beige lid and its amber knob between the spout and the handle
  • Hanabira Kyusu from above with the lid off, looking down into the basket strainer
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Hanabira Kyusu, Japanese Teapot

Hanabira Kyusu, Japanese Teapot

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Hanabira (花びら), meaning petals. A straw-beige pot with a raised white flower.

The Hanabira Kyusu is a Mino ware teapot with the handle at the back, opposite the spout, and a basket strainer inside. The glaze is a soft straw-beige with fine crackle lines, and the body carries a raised white flower outline with long, narrow petals. The knob on the lid is a deeper amber.

Mino ware (美濃焼, Mino-yaki) comes from the Gifu Prefecture region and is the most widely produced ceramic in Japan, known for the sheer variety of its glazes.

Made in Mino, Gifu Prefecture, Japan.

Volume: 500 ml

Care: empty the leaves after each pot, rinse with hot water only, no detergent, and dry with the lid off.

Please note: shape, colour and capacity vary a little from pot to pot.

Ships Australia-wide and worldwide, with free Australian shipping on orders over $100. See the full range of Japanese teapots, or read how to choose a kyusu if this is your first pot.

Each piece is made by hand, so the glaze on yours will differ from the photograph. That variation is the character of the piece, not a flaw.

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