Tea cup Yakisime Kuro yunomi

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Original Japanese tea bowl directly from Tokoname, Japan. Genuine Tokoname clay. Tokoname clay is especially known for its positive effect on the development of the subtle flavors of tea. The body of the tea flavor is significantly enhanced, and bitter substances are absorbed. These tea cups are elaborately produced by hand, piece by piece. The raw mass is poured, the mold is finished on the potter's wheel. Look forward to the highest tea enjoyment.

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"Tea cup Yakisime Kuro yunomi"

Tokoname, the ceramic center in Aichi Prefecture

The history of the typical Japanese teapot with side handle and the city of Tokoname are closely connected. Since the Heian period (794-1192), Tokoname has been a stronghold of pottery manufacturing in Japan and one of the six ancient kiln cities. Tokoname Pottery Trail is a world famous tourist attraction and shows the historical development to the present day in an exciting way. The reason is simple: in the immediate vicinity there are the best clay deposits in the country. Ceramic water pipes, clay containers of all kinds, figurines, but especially clay pots (Kyusu), which are perfect for making Japanese green tea, are the most important products from Tokoname.

Tokoname clay green tea cups

Connoisseurs of fine Japanese green tea already know, of course, that Japanese tea ware has one main goal: to support and bring out the flavor of green tea in the best possible way. In fact, the noble, high-quality green teas taste even better when prepared in the traditional clay teapots with side handles. It is only consistent and sensible to enjoy the tea from appropriate cups. Responsible for the improvement of taste are the mineral composition of the clay and the firing method. So, if you want to enjoy tea in all its flavor diversity, you should pay particular attention to three factors: The choice of tea. The water used. And the tea pot as well as the cup. Our tea ware from Tokoname is fired with a lot of oxygen at over 1100 degrees Celsius. The advantage for the tea connoisseur is that this tea ware emphasize the body of the tea and reduce the aftertaste, bitter substances are absorbed. Tea connoisseurs who want to enjoy, as differentiated as possible, all the flavors of tea, therefore often reach for the Kyusu and tea bowl from Tokoname.

Ukou side handle teapots: Taste, Function and Tradition

Our tokoname teapots from Ukou (? stove) have an integrated stainless steel strainer that extends across the entire curve of the pot (obi tea strainer). This promotes flavor development, as the hot water can optimally come into contact with the tea. At the same time, it provides you with high comfort when pouring, effectively reducing the risk of \"jams\" caused by the tea leaves. The rich iron oxide of the clay reduces the astringent effect of the tannin, also the subtle flavors of the tea come out optimally.

All products are unique. Slight deviations from the picture are possible.

Colour:	Black
Production:	Tokoname, Aichi prefecture
Material:	Tokoname Clay Black Fine Ceramics
Care:	Wash by hand, hot water
Tea setProduct type:	Tea mugs Teacups
Tea bowls material:	Clay & ceramics
Tea bowls volume:	100 ml
Volume range:	0 - 100 ml
Maße:	Ø 9 cm, H: 5 cm, ca. 100 ml

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Total entries: 2

Top Grüntee Tassen
Endlich habe ich die idealen Grüntee Tassen gefunden. Originalqualität aus Japan. Sicher verpackt angekommen.

Helmut , 30.04.2022

Tolle Teetasse
Es macht Spaß daraus den Tee zu genießen. Sehr gute Qualität

FS , 04.12.2021

Total entries: 2

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Ukou

Since 1972, Japanese teapots and tea sets have been handcrafted at Ukou in Tokoname. The intricate manufacturing process begins with the assembly of raw materials, including wood ash and limonite, an iron compound. After mixing these materials, the teapots are cast into molds, assembled by hand, and fine patterns are incorporated before being fired in the kiln. Along the way, they are coated with an ash glaze and fired again. These processes give the teapot its distinctive appearance, which is why it is also called an "ash glaze teapot" in Japan. Finally, teapots are hand-painted with patterns.

This is how unique pieces are created from Tokoname clay, which is known for its positive effect on enhancing the development of the tea's delicate flavors.