Open side-handle-teapot with strainer, white, 500 ml

€47.00*

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Product number: 41500.1

Product information "Open side-handle-teapot with strainer, white, 500 ml"

Item no.: 41500.1

Open white tea pot with side handle and strainer on the spout. As a cooling vessel for the tea water as well as for the preparation of tea, this practical pot cuts a fine figure.
The tea leaves can be put directly into the pot. In the open pot, you can watch the tea leaves unfold and dance through the pot as they are poured out. The strainer on the spout prevents the tea leaves from ending up in the cup.

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Please note that the shape, color and size of the tea pottery may vary slightly!

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Origin:	Japan

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