Teapot Houhin Mushikui Shinogi

The Mushikui houhin emulates the appearance of wood consumed by termites, a desired characteristic in traditional tea ceremonies. This natural design element perfectly embodies the concept of Wabi Sabi, adding a sense of antiquity and duality to this beautiful inorganic object.

The artist, Chie Kobayashi, possesses knowledge of Japanese and Chinese tea ceremonies, allowing for a deep understanding of the intricate mechanics of creating a vessel. Despite its bold character, each piece has a remarkable lightness to it. The lip is thin, the shape’s lines are soft, and the hand-carved details are exquisitely evident. This stoic white canvas is rich with intricate details waiting to be discovered. Every use of this vessel will make it one-of-a-kind.  

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Origin:

Made in Kanagawa, Japan 

Notes:

No box available. Each piece is unique, sizes and details will be slightly different.  Please note the size in CM and total capacity before purchasing as items appear larger than actual. Made with the highest-grade materials tested for heavy metals and strictly conforms to all food-safe use standards. 

Size:

10x10x8.5cm

Capacity:

130ml