Tsutsu Yunomi - Echizen Pottery - Matte Black | Nakagawa Masashichi Shoten
Tsutsu Yunomi - Echizen Pottery - Matte Black | Nakagawa Masashichi Shoten
Tsutsu Yunomi - Echizen Pottery - Matte Black | Nakagawa Masashichi Shoten
Tsutsu Yunomi - Echizen Pottery - Matte Black | Nakagawa Masashichi Shoten
Tsutsu Yunomi - Echizen Pottery - Matte Black | Nakagawa Masashichi Shoten
Tsutsu Yunomi - Echizen Pottery - Matte Black | Nakagawa Masashichi Shoten
Tsutsu Yunomi - Echizen Pottery - Matte Black | Nakagawa Masashichi Shoten
Tsutsu Yunomi - Echizen Pottery - Matte Black | Nakagawa Masashichi Shoten

Tsutsu Yunomi - Echizen Pottery - Matte Black | Nakagawa Masashichi Shoten

456 kr

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Tsutsu Yunomi crafted with Echizen Pottery
The “Tsutsu Yunomi” is a collaboration with Echizen Pottery Souzan Kiln. Each piece is meticulously handcrafted using advanced techniques and a potter’s wheel. This teacup allows you to experience the texture of the clay, the glaze, the warmth of freshly brewed tea, and more through your senses. With a capacity of approximately 120ml, its narrow opening design enhances the direct aroma of tea, making it a perfect choice for enjoying fragrant teas.

Enjoy the tactile texture of clay
Made with advanced craftsmanship, each Echizen Pottery teacup is skillfully hand-thrown. The entire exterior is intricately faceted, offering a unique tactile experience and showcasing the natural feel of the clay.

Echizen Pottery: One of Japan’s Six Ancient Kilns
Known for its robust warmth, Echizen Pottery originates from Fukui Prefecture’s Echizen Town, a coastal area along the Echizen coast. The pottery utilizes red clay rich in iron and is fired at high temperatures to produce a distinctive reddish-brown finish. Its durability, even without a glaze, makes it impervious to water, historically leading to its use in daily items like water jars and mortars. This legacy has been carried into modern times, preserving techniques that highlight the natural texture of the clay. Echizen Pottery, with its warm and rustic appeal, is celebrated as one of Japan’s six ancient kilns and a prominent pottery region in the Hokuriku area.

Since it is made by hand, there are individual differences in color and shape.

size ｜φ5 × h11cm 

material ｜ Pottery
capacity ｜ 120 ml

Made in Japan
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Product Care Instructions
• Microwave Safe

Before First Use:
To prevent dirt from entering fine cracks or crevices on the surface, it is recommended to perform a process called “sealing” as follows:
1. Place the cup in a pot filled with rice water (the water left after rinsing rice).
2. Heat on medium until just before boiling, then reduce to low heat and simmer for about 15 minutes.
3. Turn off the heat and allow the cup to cool to room temperature in the rice water.
4. Wash thoroughly and let it dry completely.

Usage Guidelines:
• Avoid sudden temperature changes to prevent damage (e.g., rapid heating or cooling).
• Before use, immerse the cup in water to saturate it fully, reducing the risk of stains or odors adhering to the surface.

After Use:
• While dishwasher use is allowed, handwashing is recommended to prolong the product’s lifespan.
• Avoid overloading in the dishwasher to prevent damage.
• Use a soft sponge for cleaning, as abrasive detergents or metal scrubbers may scratch the surface.
• Do not soak the cup for extended periods. After washing, dry thoroughly with a soft cloth and store in a well-ventilated area.
• Since pottery is absorbent, even when it appears dry, residual moisture inside can lead to mold, stains, or odors. Ensure complete drying before storage.

Other Notes:
• Avoid strong impacts that may cause chipping or breakage.
• Discontinue use if cracks or damage appear for safety reasons.
• The textured surface may feel slightly rough, but this is a natural feature of the clay and does not affect functionality.
• Each piece is handcrafted, so variations in color and shape are part of its unique charm.

 

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