Import TOKONAME ware Yuzen Japanese Tea Pot from Japan at wholesale prices

With a pretty and delicate pattern,

We have created a tea set that combines elegance with simplicity.

Draw a flower pattern on the handle,

I made a fashionable production.

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The main body of the Kyusu and the tea strainer net are separated,
By straining the tea as a whole, the remaining hot water is completely drained.
It is easy to clean when throwing away tea leaves or washing them.

A wide variety of pottery "Mino ware" produced in Tono, Gifu prefecture.
Mino ware, supported by a long history and tradition, is
Tableware production accounts for about 60% of the national market share,
It is no exaggeration to say that it is a representative of Japanese pottery.

Pottery that is casually used in daily life and melts into it without your knowledge.
That is "Mino ware".

Mino ware has a long history, dating back more than 1300 years.
At first, the technique of Sue pottery was introduced from the Korean Peninsula.
In the Heian period (10th century), ash glaze-coated pottery called white porcelain began to be burned.
This white porcelain is an improved version of Sue porcelain that uses glaze.
Around this time, the number of kilns increased, and it became a full-fledged pottery production area.

From the Azuchi-Momoyama period to the beginning of the Edo period, pottery that reflected the tastes of tea people was produced along with the popularity of tea ceremony.

In the early Showa period, demand for high-end products increased, and at the same time as mechanization, technology improved significantly. Kilns are also from charcoal kilns to heavy oil kilns, shuttle gas kilns,
At the same time as it evolved into a tunnel kiln and a roller herskilln
This will lead to improved yields, uniform products, and mass production.

Fortunately, Mino ware, which has won many recessions without being hit by the war,
Nowadays, it boasts the largest production volume in Japan, both in name and reality.
Western tableware is about 51% domestically produced, Japanese tableware is about 58%, and tiles are about 41%.
Mino ware accounts for the majority of the so-called tableware used in Japan.

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