Handmade Teapot in #85 White - Style B – mogutable

June 03,2024

Product Specs:5.25" x 4" x H4.5" / 11 ozCeramic #85 is the number of the glaze, which was perfected from trying and adjusting more than 200 glazes. The off-white color tone with low luster is simple, yet rich in expression at the same time. The soft, round shape contrasts beautifully with the straight handle, and the details such as the knob, tea strainer, and spout are carefully crafted, making it a product that can be enjoyed both in use and as a decoration. This teapot is suitable for Japanese tea, black tea, and oolong tea. About OKAUEYAKUMO 丘上八雲 Okaueyakumo is a Japanese potter based in Kasama, Ibaraki Prefecture, a pottery town that is famous for Kasama ware 笠間焼. Okaueyakumo is specialized in teapot making. Each of the teapots is handmade one by one by the artist. He experiments with various shapes and glazes in.
Product Specs:5.25 x 4 x H4.5 / 11 ozCeramic #85 is the number of the glaze, which was perfected from trying and adjusting more than 200 glazes. The off-white color tone with low luster is simple, yet rich in expression at the same time. The soft, round shape contrasts beautifully with the straight handle, and the details such as the knob, tea strainer, and spout are carefully crafted, making it a product that can be enjoyed both in use and as a decoration. This teapot is suitable for Japanese tea, black tea, and oolong tea. About OKAUEYAKUMO 丘上八雲 Okaueyakumo is a Japanese potter based in Kasama, Ibaraki Prefecture, a pottery town that is famous for Kasama ware 笠間焼. Okaueyakumo is specialized in teapot making. Each of the teapots is handmade one by one by the artist. He experiments with various shapes and glazes in search of a teapot that suits modern times. 2017　Studied teapot making under Takashi Kuroda (黒田隆)2019　Established a studio in Kasama to produce kyusu and teapots2020　Ibaraki Ceramic Art Museum, Ibaraki, Japan, Kasama and Mashiko Teapot Exhibition「笠間と益子の急須展」2022　Ibaraki Ceramic Art Museum, Ibaraki, Japan, Find What You Want: Vessel Exhibition 「欲しいがみつかる‧うつわ展Ⅱ」 Made in Kasama, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan DO NOT microwave Hand wash recommended