Blue-glass glaze teapot by Mukuhara Kashun #18
One-off piece, no two are the same, wood-fired in a climbing kiln.
The small pinhole marks on the surface are a natural characteristic of Hagi ware — iron and organic matter in the clay release gases during firing, leaving these tiny traces. This is an inherent quality of handmade pottery, not a defect.
The small pinhole marks on the surface are a natural characteristic of Hagi ware — iron and organic matter in the clay release gases during firing, leaving these tiny traces. This is an inherent quality of handmade pottery, not a defect.
Comes in a paper box.
Handcrafted in Hagi, Japan by Mukuhara Kashun of Furuhata kiln
Handcrafted in Hagi, Japan by Mukuhara Kashun of Furuhata kiln
Approx. size: length (body + handle) 15.5 cm / 6.1", height 10 cm / 3.9"
volume 320 ml / 10.8 fl.oz
volume 320 ml / 10.8 fl.oz
US$85.00 (Shipping charges not included)