Wholesale Hand-Painted Kyoto Flower Ceremonial Teapot

This teapot without a handle is known as a hohin, which is used for high-grade green teas, such as sencha and gyokuro, to extract each tea's unique, joy-sparking flavor. Each one is hand-painted with blossoms inspired by spring in Kyoto. Because tea in a hohin is brewed with water at a lower temperature — about 60°C 140°F (60°C) — a handle is not necessary. Rather than a standard mesh strainer, the pot features fine holes in the body and its mouth extends to the bottom of the pot to prevent hot water from remaining inside. Use it to invite the unforgettable experience of a Japanese tea ceremony into your own home.