Elegant Tokoname Teapot with Gold Plum Blossom Motif – Handmade Japanese Kyusu, 340ml, Made in Japan, Free shipping

Infuse Every Moment with Japanese Elegance – Tokoname Teapot with Gold Plum Blossoms

Product Description:
Discover the timeless beauty of Japanese tea culture with this exquisite Tokoname teapot, handcrafted from smooth black ceramic and delicately adorned with gold plum blossom patterns. Rooted in centuries of ceramic artistry from Tokoname, Japan, this teapot exemplifies elegance, simplicity, and tradition.

The gentle sheen of the surface will grow richer with each use, becoming a reflection of your personal tea journey. With a comfortable 340ml capacity, it’s perfect for everyday tea rituals or as a unique cultural gift for tea lovers around the world.

Whether you're steeping sencha, genmaicha, or any favorite blend, this kyusu brings authenticity and warmth to every cup.

Specifications:

• Origin: Made in Japan (Tokoname Ware)

• Material: Ceramic (black clay with gold plum blossom design)

• Finish: Smooth matte texture

• Capacity: 340ml (approx. 11.5 oz)

• Weight: 206g

• Dimensions: 9.7cm in diameter

Care Instructions:

After use, gently rinse the teapot and remove tea leaves. Leave the lid off to air dry thoroughly. For any clogged filter holes, use a soft-bristled brush to remove residues. Avoid dishwashers or harsh detergents to preserve its handmade finish.

A Thoughtful Gift for Tea Lovers and Culture Enthusiasts
Looking for a unique gift that combines beauty, tradition, and function?
This Tokoname teapot makes a meaningful present for:

• Tea lovers who appreciate handcrafted quality

• Friends or family interested in Japanese culture

• Housewarming or wedding gifts

• Birthdays, anniversaries, or special moments

Its elegant gold plum design and authentic Japanese craftsmanship make it a cherished item that brings joy with every cup. Packaged with care, it's ready to delight anyone who values peaceful rituals and timeless design.

About Tokoname Ware (常滑焼)

Tokoname ware is one of Japan’s Six Ancient Kilns, with over 900 years of ceramic tradition. Located in Aichi Prefecture, Tokoname is renowned for its functional yet artistic teapots, especially those made from smooth, iron-rich clay that enhances the flavor of tea. The unglazed surface allows the teapot to “breathe,” subtly improving your tea over time.

Each Tokoname teapot is a work of craftsmanship — shaped by hand, finished with care, and meant to grow more beautiful with every use.

The Symbolism of Plum Blossoms (金梅模様)

The gold plum blossom (kin-ume, 金梅) motif is deeply rooted in East Asian culture. In Japan, plum blossoms are one of the first flowers to bloom in late winter, symbolizing resilience, purity, and the quiet strength of renewal.

When rendered in gold, the plum blossom also represents beauty, prosperity, and auspicious beginnings — making this teapot not just a vessel for tea, but also a symbol of good fortune and seasonal harmony.

International Shipping

Shipping is complimentary and included in the item price.
We dispatch all orders via EMS (Japan Post), a trusted express delivery service offering tracking and secure door-to-door delivery.

VAT & Import Duties

Please be aware that value-added tax (VAT), customs fees, or import duties are not included in the listed price.
Such charges, if applicable, are the responsibility of the buyer.
We are happy to assist with any inquiries you may have regarding international shipping or import procedures.

About Craft Ogawa

Craft Ogawa is a distinguished specialty store based in Akasaka, Tokyo, dedicated to curating authentic Japanese ceramics and handcrafted items.

Our collection is carefully selected by the store owner, a knowledgeable connoisseur of traditional Japanese arts. We aim to offer more than souvenirs — each piece reflects the spirit of craftsmanship and cultural heritage.

Our clientele includes both international residents and discerning travelers seeking refined pieces that embody Japan’s artistry.

We sincerely hope our products bring joy and lasting value to your life.

Craft Ogawa – Akasaka, Tokyo, Japan
Mail: craft.gallery.ogawa@gmail.com