Green Clay Plum and Pine Bark Japanese Teapot Hare Tsutsumi adding a subtle touch of

adding a subtle touch of brilliance that complements the subdued tones of the teapot

the time spent putting tea leaves and hot water into a teapot and waiting for the tea to be served is also considered time spent with loved ones

These Echizen lacquerware teacup coasters are beautifully designed in a plum blossom motif and coated with a lacquered technique called tame-nuri

and good luck in Japan

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Green Clay Plum and Pine Bark Japanese Teapot Hare Tsutsumi adding a subtle touch ofThis 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