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The "Kisha teapot" is a container created for enjoying tea, which was sold from the Meiji era until around the 1950s. This pottery, cherished since ancient times, is a retro item that evokes the charm of traveling on slow trains and has made its way into the modern era. Each piece is handcrafted, showcasing unique shapes and colors. The lid of the teapot doubles as a cup, offering versatility. It allows you to enjoy a delightful time, sharing drinks with someone special. The modern and chic monochrome tones create a cool and sophisticated atmosphere. With a handle for easy pouring, it’s also a convenient sake bottle. It is easy to store as well—just place the cup over the lid, and it can be compactly stored without taking up much space.
Product Details
Material: Ceramic
Size: Bottle: 3.15 x 4.72 x 4.72", 8.45oz Guinomi: φ2.56 x 1.57", 1.69oz Uchiotoshi: φ1.97 x 1.97", 1.35oz (Bottle：80 x 120 x 120mm・250cc、 Gulp：φ65 x 40mm・50cc、内落とし：φ50 x 50mm・40cc)
Package Size:
7.48 x 6.3 x 4.72"
(190 mm x 160 mm x 120 mm)
