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Shinzangama Yamatsu

Voyage Pot & Cup Set

Voyage Pot & Cup Set

$289.00 USD
$289.00 USD
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The Voyage Pot & Cut Set features a design inspired by the desire to travel and enjoy the world of tea. 

The teapot's detachable leather handle was made to resemble a traveling handbag, and its two stackable cups are designed to be space-saving.

While functional, this tea set can decorate your dining room table as a unique art piece. 

Detail

Size (Pot): W 4.6in x L 4.6in x H 6.7in / W 11.8cm x L 11.8cm x H 17cm
Size (Cup): W 3.2in x L 2.3in x H 1.8in / W 8.1cm x L 5.9cm x H 4.6cm
Material: Porcelain (body), Leather (handle), Stainless Steel (tea strainer)

Care ＆ Use

  • Teapot (including tea strainer) & Cups: Dishwasher safe. Please make sure to detach leather handle.
  • Leather handle: Do not wash. Please wipe gently with a soft cloth if you wish to clean. Due to the material, the watermark will remain when it gets wet
  • Do not use in microwave or oven
  • Please note that using metal scrubs or abrasive detergents may damage the surface
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Bringing Warmth Through Fired Pottery

Mino ware, originating from the Gifu Prefecture, boasts a rich history dating back to the late 7th century. It flourished particularly during the Momoyama period and the early Edo period, becoming one of Japan’s most prominent ceramic styles. This pottery is renowned for its diverse styles, including Shino, Oribe, and Kizeto, each characterized by unique glazes and forms that reflect the natural beauty of the region.

Gifu's Mino region became a significant hub for ceramics due to its abundant natural resources, such as high-quality clay and water. Artisans in the area mastered various techniques, creating both functional and aesthetic pieces. Mino ware’s evolution over centuries showcases the blend of tradition and innovation, making it a staple in Japanese ceramic art.

Brand History

Shinzangama Yamatsu, a distinguished name in Japanese ceramics, traces its origins back to 1868 when it was established in Toki City, Gifu Prefecture. Over the years, the workshop has maintained its commitment to traditional craftsmanship while embracing modern techniques, ensuring the preservation and evolution of Mino ware.

Renowned for its exceptional quality and artistic beauty, Shinzangama Yamatsu has become synonymous with excellence in Mino ware production. The artisans continue to honor the legacy of their founder by producing exquisite ceramics that capture the essence of Japan's rich cultural heritage, blending historical significance with contemporary appeal and techniques.