Import Kyo/Kiyomizu ware Japanese Teapot Tea Pot Made in Japan from Japan at wholesale prices

  • 日本版

COUPON

Membership Benefits

JPY 10,000 OFF Shipping & Handling — Now Available

TOPAll GenresHousehold ItemsTableware & KitchenwareTablewareTeapotsJapanese Teapots
Vendor Profile

Vendor Profile

Nishikawateizaburoshoten

Address Yamazaki-cho, 377 Yamato-oji Gojo Agaru, Kyoto, Higashiyama-ku Kyoto, JAPAN ZIP:605-0841
Representative Name Kayoko Nishikawa
Annual Revenue closed
No. of Employees 5
Web Site URL
SNS
*Image reproduction before purchase is prohibited
*Image reproduction before purchase is prohibited
The stone teapot originally used by the first-generation Teizaburō has been reimagined and reissued as the “Hōhei.” The kanji character for “rice” (米) is said to have been cherished as an auspicious symbol because its shape suggests a widening rim, bringing good fortune. This product features a meticulous selection of auspicious patterns, incorporating not only the red and blue “Tokusa” motifs but also checkered and rice-grain designs. Even as times change, the modern designs—which never feel dated—offer a refreshing touch.
Click here for the full teapot product lineup
bhTgdpLk4Dk,iG9s79RkUBE

SD item code:16908849

Detail Price & Quantity
S1
Teapot, "Hōhei," Dyed Red with Ten Grasses Pattern
急須 宝瓶 染赤十草
(T02110)
JAN:4571171009322
(T02110) JAN:4571171009322

Wholesale Price: Members Only

1 pc /set In Stock
Sign up in order to look into the wholesale price and the product details.
Already a member? Login
Details
Item added on: 2026/9/7
Shipping Date
About 10 days
Dimensions
W 110 mm D 100 mm H 90 mm 230 ml
Specifications
Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: porcelain
Package: Individual box

Description

The stone teapot originally used by the first-generation Teizaburō has been reimagined and reissued as the “Hōhei.” The kanji character for “rice” (米) is said to have been cherished as an auspicious symbol because its shape suggests a widening rim, bringing good fortune. This product features a meticulous selection of auspicious patterns, incorporating not only the red and blue “Tokusa” motifs but also checkered and rice-grain designs. Even as times change, the modern designs—which never feel dated—offer a refreshing touch.
Click here for the full teapot product lineup
bhTgdpLk4Dk,iG9s79RkUBE

More

Estimated Arrival
Shipping Method Estimated Arrival
Sea Mail From Oct.12th 2026 to Dec.14th 2026
Air Mail From Sep.24th 2026 to Sep.28th 2026
EMS From Sep.23rd 2026 to Sep.28th 2026
Pantos Express From Sep.25th 2026 to Sep.30th 2026
DHL From Sep.23rd 2026 to Sep.25th 2026
UPS From Sep.23rd 2026 to Sep.25th 2026
FedEx From Sep.23rd 2026 to Sep.25th 2026
*Some delivery methods may not be available depending on the product or the weight.
*UPS and the UPS logo are trademarks that are used with permission by the owner, United Parcel Service of America, Inc. All rights reserved.
Notes

Some trading conditions may be applicable only in Japan.

[Important Notes] • If an item is out of stock, delivery may take an additional 1 to 2 months. • If your total order amount is less than 30,000 yen, a separate shipping fee will be charged.
• We do not accept returns or exchanges for any reason other than defective products.
• Additional fees apply for deliveries to remote islands.

[Product Handling Precautions]
〇 Since these are handmade items, sizes, colors, and textures may vary from piece to piece.
〇 Not microwave- or dishwasher-safe.
〇 For cast-iron teapots, do not use over direct heat.
Vender Profile
Categories:
Nishikawateizaburoshoten Household Items Tableware & Kitchenware Tableware Teapots Japanese Teapots
preview
next
*Image reproduction before purchase is prohibited
*Image reproduction before purchase is prohibited