Kyūsu: Traditional Japanese teapot from Tokoname.
Masters Series
Seiho (正峰) is a prestigious name in the world of Japanese ceramics, inextricably linked to the master artisan Seiho Tsuzuki, originally from Tokoname, a region renowned for its unglazed tea sets (Kyusu). His finely crafted teapots are prized worldwide for their elegance, delicate integrated ceramic lattice, and hand-painted details. Master artisan: Seiho Tsuzuki. Seiho Tsuzuki is recognized as a pioneer of Tokoname ceramics, renowned for his precision, delicate brushwork, and talent for painting his own teapots. Clay types: His works are often made from red clay (Shudei), emblematic of Tokoname, as well as black clay and high-fired ceramics. Characteristic motifs: His teapots frequently feature nature-inspired motifs, such as cherry blossoms (Sakura), autumn leaves, or butterflies. Craftsmanship: Unlike many classic teapots that use a metal lattice, Seiho teapots generally feature a fine integrated ceramic lattice (Sasame).
Material: Tokoname clay
Filter: Sasame
Capacity: 200ml
Handmade in Japan.
