Green Clay Plum and Pine Bark Japanese Teapot Hare Tsutsumi and good luck in Japan

and good luck in Japan

It’s perfect for serving noodles such as ramen

angular patterns that shimmer with every shift in light

here expressed through a poised grandeur that elevates the surrounding space with an air of timeless elegance

it neatly stacks beneath the bento box

Green Clay Plum and Pine Bark Japanese Teapot Hare Tsutsumi and good luck in JapanThis small ceramic teapot, known in Japan as a kyusu, features a gentle green base adorned with hand painted red plum blossoms. Its lightweight, compact form fits comfortably in one hand. The bodys textured surface is created using a traditional technique called itome. After shaping the body and letting it dry, a slightly viscous layer of clay called nota is applied. Threads are then gently pressed into the surface, causing the clay to rise and form