Teapots | Snowdrift Tokoname Teapot (Kyūsu)

Description

This Tokoname k
yūsu comes from the Takasuke kiln and is certified by the Japanese Tea Instructor Association for it’s size and balance. It has a built-in infuser around the inside of the spout.
Kyūsu means "teapot" in Japanese. It is a smaller style of teapot with a side handle to make it easy to pour with one hand. They are
most commonly used for steeping green tea like Sencha and Gyokuro.
Tokoname (meaning "smooth soil") is a famous type of traditional Japanese pottery dating back to the 12th century. It is produced in Tokoname City in Aichi Prefecture, Japan. “Shudei" is a special red clay that is produced locally in the Tokoname area. Shades of green, blue, and other colors can be achieved by various blending techniques. Tokoname teapots come in a variety of sizes and shapes.
Capacity:8 oz
Dimensions: 
6.5"L (including a handle) x 2.12"H, 2.75" diameter
Teaware care instructions:
Hand wash only. Do not use in microwave, on stovetop, or in dishwasher.
Before first use, soak in warm water and dry thoroughly.
When hand-washing, avoid using soap or detergents.
Avoid extreme changes in temperature to extend the life of your teaware.