Collection: All Teaware 茶器

A rough clay Shigaraki teapot by Masaki Tachi, with clay from Shiga Prefecture and a bulbous clay filter. About 140ml, packed in a wooden box signed by the artist.

A 110ml teapot by Maekawa Junzo, fully handmade on the potter's wheel from natural red clay from Iga, with a multi-hole direct filter. Wheel lines remain on the surface.

Maekawa Junzo's small teapot of about 110ml in natural red clay from Iga, Japan, fitted with a multi-hole direct filter. Supplied in a paper box.

A teapot by Maekawa Junzo in natural red clay from Iga, Japan. It holds about 180ml and pours through a multi-hole direct filter. Packed in a paper box.

A handmade matcha bowl finished in a natural glaze, so the color differs a little from bowl to bowl. One piece per paper box.

A matcha bowl shaped by hand using traditional techniques, so the finish has slight irregularities. Its coloring is the result of kiln firing. One piece in a paper box.

A 130ml Banko-yaki teapot in natural Mie Prefecture purple clay by Masaki Tachi, with a bulbous clay filter and a spout angled for smooth water flow. In a signed wooden box.

A Banko-yaki teapot by Masaki Tachi, about 260ml, in natural purple clay from Mie Prefecture with a bulbous clay filter. Comes in a wooden box signed by the artist.

Natural purple clay from Mie Prefecture, shaped by Masaki Tachi into a 270ml Banko-yaki teapot with a bulbous clay filter and angled spout. Packed in a wooden box with his signature.

A Banko-yaki teapot of about 300ml by Masaki Tachi in natural purple clay from Mie Prefecture. The spout is angled for smooth flow, and the filter is a bulbous clay type. It comes in a signed wooden box.

Masaki Tachi's Banko-yaki teapot of about 290ml, made from natural purple clay from Mie Prefecture, with a bulbous clay filter and an angled spout for smooth pouring. In a paper box.

Junzo Maekawa's teapot in rough Kobiwako clay from Shiga Prefecture, holding about 110ml, with a multi-hole filter. Packed in a paper box.

A small 100ml teapot by Junzo Maekawa in Kobiwako rough clay from Shiga Prefecture, with a multi-hole filter. Supplied in a paper box.

Watanabe Tozo made this 170ml teapot from natural Akitsu clay dug at Aikawa on Sado Island, Niigata. Inside is a multi-hole direct filter, and the paper box carries his signature.

A 150ml teapot by Watanabe Tozo, made in 100% natural Akitsu clay from Aikawa, Sado Island, Niigata Prefecture. It has a multi-hole direct filter and comes in a signed paper box.

A Banko-yaki tea cup by Masaki Tachi in natural purple clay from Mie Prefecture, holding about 120ml. Supplied in a paper box.

A tea caddy by Yoshiki Murata in natural red Tokoname clay from Aichi Prefecture. Its color comes from reduction firing in the kiln. Packed in a wooden box with the artist's signature.

A 220ml Tokoname teapot built from layers of different colored clays, with a fine Japan food grade stainless steel strainer. Works for green, white, oolong, black tea and Pu-erh.

A Tokoname clay teapot of about 180ml with a fine-mesh, Japan food grade stainless steel filter suited to small leaves such as deep steamed sencha and black tea. Water pours out quickly.

Maekawa Shuzo's teapot in Tokoname red clay from Aichi Prefecture, with a multi-hole bulbous clay filter and about 210ml capacity. The color comes from kiln firing. Wooden box.

A Tokoname clay teapot of about 280ml with a multi-hole clay filter. The color on its surface comes from different clays, all from Aichi Prefecture. Packed in a paper box.

A Tokoname teapot by Shimizu Hokujo, made with Aichi Prefecture clay and fitted with a multi-hole clay filter. Its color comes from the glaze. Packed in a wooden box.

A Tokoname teapot in clay from Aichi Prefecture, with a multi-hole clay filter and a capacity of about 140ml. Supplied in a paper box.

A Tokoname teapot by Maekawa Junzo, holding about 120ml, with a multi-hole clay filter. Made from Aichi Prefecture clay, its coloring comes from the kiln firing.

Maekawa Junzo's Tokoname teapot in Aichi Prefecture clay, about 120ml with a multi-hole clay filter. The color on the surface is a result of kiln firing. Comes in a paper box.

A small Tokoname teapot of about 120ml in clay from Aichi Prefecture, with a multi-hole clay filter. Its color comes from the firing in the kiln. Packed in a paper box.

A Banko-yaki bowl by Masaki Tachi in natural purple clay from Mie Prefecture, about 10.5cm across and 6cm high. Packed in a wooden box signed by the artist.

A 300ml Banko-yaki teapot made by Masaki Tachi from natural purple clay of Mie Prefecture, fitted with a bulbous clay filter. Packed in a wooden box with the artist's signature.

Watanabe Tozo's teapot in 100% natural Akitsu clay from Aikawa on Sado Island, Niigata. It holds about 160ml, pours through a multi-hole direct filter, and comes in a paper box he signed.

A compact Banko-yaki teapot of about 120ml by Masaki Tachi, in natural purple clay from Mie Prefecture with a bulbous clay filter. Packed in a wooden box signed by the artist.

Masaki Tachi works this Banko-yaki teapot in natural purple clay from Mie Prefecture. It holds about 300ml, has a bulbous clay filter, and comes in a wooden box with his signature.

A small Banko-yaki pot of natural purple clay from Mie Prefecture, made by Masaki Tachi. It holds about 150ml and has a bulbous clay filter and a spout angled for smooth flow. Signed wooden box.