Kutaniyaki Kutsurogi Tea Set K8-594 Rare but Reasonable Teas and Noboru Furuichi wanted tea

and Noboru Furuichi wanted tea created better

Their wood is used as sacred trees at Ise Jingu Shrine upon renewing the shrine once every 20 years

richly flavored and beautifully opaque green tea

It has a naturally sweet taste and a pleasantly earthy/woody aroma

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Kutaniyaki Kutsurogi Tea Set K8-594 Rare but Reasonable Teas and Noboru Furuichi wanted teaProduct Info Ceramics Tradition: Kutaniyaki Size (Cups): Large cup Diameter = 7. 6 cm, Height = 8. 5 cm Small cup Diameter = 7. 2 cm, Height = 7. 5 cm Volume: 150 160 ml (filled to about 80%) Volume (tea pot): 360 ml Lead time: Please allow 2 weeks for procurement if not in stock. Full refund if unavailable. Producer Info Name: Kutaniyaki Bizan Kiln Location: Nomi City, Ishikawa Prefecture Established in the late 19th century. Current president