Large teapot black yakijime

A new size has been added to the popular Bankoyaki teapot. Since the pottery mainly produces sencha utensils, the teapots used to be smaller in size, but this teapot has a large capacity. It is useful when you want to drink plenty of hojicha or bancha, when a group of people gather, or when you drink tea after a meal with your family . It's a large capacity, so it's also recommended for tea.

It is made with a balance that is easy to handle even if it becomes heavy with hot water. The mouth of the main body is wide, and it is a convenient shape for adding tea leaves and washing.

It is called stoneware, and is intermediate in quality between pottery and porcelain. It is denser and stronger than pottery, and has almost no water absorption. When struck, it makes a metallic sound similar to porcelain, but the firing temperature is lower than that of porcelain and it is not translucent. The surface is smooth, but there are fine unevenness on the surface, just between pottery and porcelain. This potter's clay contains a lot of iron, and has long been used for teapots. Using this clay, the iron is baked in a method that makes the iron black without applying glaze. There are two colors, "black" and "white".

By using it, the luster and depth of color will increase. Even with tea stains, the taste becomes deeper, which is a fun difference from porcelain or painted glaze. You can use it as you grow.

This teapot is Originally started by Totsuchiya, it is now produced by Nankei Pottery, a kiln that mainly makes teapots. Banko-yaki from Yokkaichi City, Mie Prefecture, is popular for making teapots that are lightly and hard baked using unique highly viscous clay.

Because it does not absorb water, it does not easily retain the scent of tea leaves, so you can use it even if you change the tea leaves. Nice place for everyday use. In addition, since the iron-rich soil is not glazed, The fine unevenness on the surface moderates the astringency of the tea, making it mellow and delicious.

The tea strainer is called a joint tea strainer and is made of the same ceramic material as the main teapot, with fine holes. Each hole is hand-drilled by a craftsman. A stainless steel tea strainer may feel metallic, but with a shared tea strainer, you can enjoy the taste of the tea leaves themselves. The hemispherical shape has fine holes, so tea leaves do not get clogged and can be poured smoothly.

In the final process after taking out the kiln, the lid and the main body are removed one by one, and the two are firmly "rubbed" using powder. The main body and the lid are made so that the lid fits snugly.

The tip of the spout is designed to reduce dripping.

【material】
stoneware

Due to the use of pottery clay containing iron powder, there are some black spots on the surface, but please enjoy the texture of the material.

【size】
Maximum width 19.7 cm x diameter 12.6 cm x height 10.6 cm

【capacity】
600cc
Large hot water only: about 4 to 5 cups
Small hot water only: About 7 to 8 cups

[exterior]
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[Handling and care]
・Do not put it on an open flame.
・When washing in a dishwasher, it may be damaged depending on the usage conditions. We recommend hand washing separately.
・Rinse the tea waste quickly with water or hot water, drain well and dry. It is more hygienic to dry it in the sun from time to time.

*Frequently Asked Questions/Supplementary Comments*

・" There are two colors, black and white.

・How to pour: If you tilt it suddenly, hot water may spill out from around the lid. Start pouring at a gentle angle and tilt slowly.

・You can see different colors, shapes, and related products of the same series from the # list below the "Add to Cart" button.