Wholesale Ceramic Teapot

Ceramic Teapot A refined teapot that transforms the simple ritual of brewing tea into a moment of quiet elegance. Crafted from richly textured ceramic, this teapot embodies the understated beauty of Japanese craftsmanship. Its clean silhouette, graceful curves, and perfectly balanced proportions create an object of timeless sophistication, while the gently shaped spout delivers a smooth, precise pour with effortless control. The softly textured matte surface reveals subtle variations as it catches the light, giving each piece a quiet individuality. Designed to comfortably fit in the hand, the ergonomic handle provides exceptional balance and ease of use, making every serving feel natural and refined. The spacious interior allows tea leaves to unfurl fully, releasing their full aroma and complexity. Whether preparing Japanese green tea, roasted hojicha, Japanese black tea, or fine loose-leaf teas from around the world, this teapot enhances both the flavor of the tea and the beauty of the tea ceremony. A timeless piece that seamlessly complements both contemporary and traditional interiors, it is designed to be treasured for years to come. w.17.5cm x d.10cm x h.12cm 510g（White / Straw ash glaze) / 530g（Black / Iron glaze） 330cc（eight-tenths） Twice a year, the pottery is fired in a climbing kiln over a wood fire. The slow firing process results in a very tight and durable piece of pottery. The black glaze is fired with a glaze containing iron, and the white glaze is fired with an ash glaze made from rice straw. The iron glaze becomes more lustrous as it is used more and more, while the straw ash glaze becomes more "kannyu" (penetrated), changing the atmosphere. The size and weight may increase or decrease depending on the firing condition of the material. Each piece will have a slightly different appearance depending on the flame in the kiln. The more you use the potter, the more the expression will change little by little. We would be happy if you could nurture the pottery. Fukumitsu kiln A Harmonious Blend of Contrasts Fukumitsu-yaki is cool but warm, and sharp but soft all at once. It has an organic elegance that can only be achieved through the careful method with which it is crafted, and the sensibilities of the craftsman, Kenji Kawamoto. Fukumitsu-yaki wares are made entirely with local, natural materials, in a process using no electricity. Kawamoto uses a foot-powered potter’s wheel which allows him to throw at his own pace and change speed if he so desires, creating natural and gentle forms which complement the cool-toned ash and iron glazes of this pottery. Another characteristic of Fukumitsu-yaki is the mentori technique, in which the surface of a vessel is shaved away, creating angular yet soft works. Kawamoto’s master’s skill does not end there, though. Perhaps the most difficult part of the process is firing the vessels in the climbing kiln, whose wood flame must be tended round the clock to ensure a successful firing. LOVIN