KATA Teapot Suiu

KATA teapots have a modern look and comprehensive functionality, while being based on a traditional shape. They feature a stainless-steel handle with intricate patterns, a stainless-steel strainer, a drip-free spout, and a large capacity of 800ml. The lid can be inverted to serve as a tea leaf holder or hooked onto the rim of a teapot, ensuring a clean and tidy table while pouring.

Suiu, meaning "rain wetting green leaves," is the name given to this teapot. It evokes the image of a light rain falling during the season of spring verdure.

CODE: NJ02-003
Category: Teapots see this category
Price: ¥28,000 /w NO TAX
Size: Ø135 W200 H210 mm
Content: 800ml
Weight: 510g
Material: Porcelain

‘’About NISHIKAWA JAPAN products
NISHIKAWA JAPAN products are inspected three times during the picking and packing process before being shipped to our customers. Since pottery is made from natural raw materials, there are many parts that are finished by hand due to differences in materials and manufacturing processes, and phenomena such as iron powder, pinholes, uneven glaze, distortion, and slight rattling may occur.
As a general rule, we cannot accept “returns or exchanges” due to the above-mentioned individual differences. Please understand this in advance.
The color of the product may differ from the actual product due to the settings of your monitor and lighting. Please understand that we cannot accept returns or exchanges for these reasons as well. We hope that you will enjoy the warmth and texture of the porcelain as well as the individual characteristics of each piece, which differ slightly from one another because of the handmade nature of the porcelain. We appreciate your understanding.
Iron Powder
Iron powder is a substance that is originally contained in the clay during the firing process, and it may oxidize and appear as black spots on the surface.
We hope you will understand that this is basically a good quality and is an expression of the ware.
About unglazed porcelain
The surface of the piece is matte, and the parts that do not have a glass luster are unglazed.　Please handle with care as it is more easily scratched and soiled than other products.
Cups and saucers are dishwasher and microwave safe. However, because the vessels are thin, light, and delicate, it is possible for them to chip when placed in a dishwasher.’’