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"Kabocha" Japanese Teapot - Uwade no Kyusu

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Product Information

  • Color: Moss Green and Peacock Blue
  • Style Type: Retro
  • Material: Stoneware
  • Surface Technology: Colored Glaze
  • Style: Uwade no Kyusu (Top Handle Teapot)
  • Size: About 9.8cm long, about 12.5cm high
  • Capacity: About 230ml

Packing List:

  • 1 x Teapot

Note: The Kongji Old Rock Mud-Apple Teapot is a fusion of traditional craftsmanship and retro aesthetics, featuring a unique top handle for easy pouring. The moss green and peacock blue colors are applied with a colored glaze technique that accentuates the stoneware's natural texture, making each teapot a work of art.

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