Teacup, white with blue vines, 60 ml

Artikelnr.: 41205.1Rotes Kyusu Kännchen stammt aus der Manufaktur von Houryuu. Japanische Kyusu-Seitengriffkännchen sind ideal für die Zubereitung von grünem Tee. Die Teeblätter haben viel Platz sich in der Kanne zu entfalten und werden durch das integrierte Sieb beim Aufguss in der Kanne zurückgehalten. Vor der Tülle dieses Kännchens befindet sich ein Keramiksieb, das bestens geeignet ist für die Zubereitung großblättriger Tees. Zusätzlich ist ein feinmaschiges Edelstahl-Einhängesieb enthalten, sodass damit auch feinteilige Tees (wie intensiv gedämpfte Fukamushi-Tees) zubereitet werden können.Die Füllmenge des Kännchens sollte so gewählt werden, dass der Tee komplett auf die bereitstehenden Tasse(n) verteilt werden kann und kein Wasser im Kännchen verbleibt. Die Blätter bleiben im Kännchen und werden dann einfach für weitere Aufgüsse erneut kurz mit Wasser überbrüht.MaßePraktikable Füllmenge: 230mlMax-Füllmenge: 300mlFür 1-2 Personen.AbweichungenBitte beachten Sie, dass Form, Farbe und Größe der Teekeramik leicht variieren können!Insbesondere gilt dies für Kännchen, die alle zumindest teilweise in Handarbeit erstellt werden.Reinigung Zur Reinigung im alltäglichen Gebrauch einfach den Teesatz ausklopfen und mit klarem Wasser auch durch das Sieb gut durchspülen. Wenn sich nach längerem Gebrauch das Sieb langsam zugesetzt hat finden Sie hier Hinweise zur Pflege und Reinigung Ihres Teekännchens - für ungetrübten Teegenuss: Reinigungsanleitung für Teekännchen

Item No. 40701.1 This Banko Yaki kyusu combines the centuries-old tradition of kyusu making in Yokkaichi with modern demands on design and handling. Japanese kyusu side handle teapots are ideal for brewing green tea. The tea leaves can unfold freely in the pot and are retained by an integrated strainer in front of the spout during brewing. The leaves remain in the pot and are then simply brewed again briefly with water for further infusions. <b>Special features</b>.At Fujiso Manufactory, the holes in the clay strainer in front of the beak-like spout are poked by hand. This skill is still mastered by only a few masters in Japan - there are only 3 artists left who make such sieves in Japan. Clay screens of this type are particularly well suited for slightly larger leaf material. These include medium-strong or only lightly steamed teas such as Gyokuro, Shincha Yakushima, Hojicha, Oolong and other specialties. In the case of intensely steamed tea (fukamushi cha), the fine leaves may get stuck in the holes. The belly shape of the pot gives the tea room to unfold and the handle and spout are shaped so that the pot fits comfortably in the hand and the tea can be poured without dripping. The notches on the lid ensure a smooth flow when pouring by improving air exchange.On the outside, the reddish-brown clay typical of the Banko-Yaki style is unglazed, while a light, pale green glaze has been applied to the inside. This glaze was specially developed to facilitate cleaning and to allow the aroma of the prepared teas to develop without external influences and not to settle in the porous clay. Thus, the pot can be used for changing teas with intense aroma, without it lingering on the next tea.By the way, for the Tokyo Olympics, this Kyusu was exclusively selected as the official guest gift for the delegates!<b>Filling capacity</b>350ml, for 1-4 personsThe filling quantity of the pot should be chosen so that the tea can be completely distributed to the ready cup(s) and no water remains in the pot between infusions.The filling quantities are measured to the rim - the actual amount in daily use is slightly smaller.<b>Deviations</b>.Please note that the shape, color and size of tea ceramics may vary slightly!This is especially true for teapots, which are all at least partially handmade.<b>Cleaning</b>To clean the teapot after everyday use, simply tap the teapot against your palm to loosen the tea and shake it out. Rinse well with clear water, also through the strainer. If the strainer has become clogged after longer use, you will find instructions here on how to care for and clean your teapot - for undiminished tea enjoyment: Cleaning instructions

Item no.: 40322.1 Round, red and black lacquered saucer with elegantly curved rim.The area in the center of the plate provides enough space for different cup sizes, and the lightly textured surface provides support for the bowl.   Dimensions 11,5 x 11,5 cm

Item no.: 40321.1 Round saucer made of dark stained wood with elegantly curved rim.The fine grooves in the center of the plate provide support for the tea bowl and enough space for different foot sizes. Dimensions 11 x 11 cm

  Item no.: 40323.1 Round, black and red lacquered saucer with elegantly curved rim.The area in the center of the plate provides enough space for different cup sizes, and the lightly textured surface provides support for the bowl. Dimensions 11,5 x 11,5 cm