Handcrafted with dedication and care, this collection of Japanese tea pot and cups features a delicate floral pattern inspired by the soft and elegant Dahlia flower. Each piece boasts vibrant colors and intricate details, adding a touch of charm to your tea time rituals.
Designed with practicality in mind, the tea pot is thoughtfully crafted for effortless pouring with just one hand. The unique cap knob, positioned near the handle, allows for easy control while serving, ensuring a seamless tea-drinking experience. With its long, curved spout, drips are minimized, guaranteeing a mess-free pour every time.
Combining the elegance of the Dahlia flower with the simplicity of clay, this set adds warmth and sophistication to any table setting. Whether for your own enjoyment or as a thoughtful gift for loved ones, the HASAMI Yaki Dahlia tea pot and tea cups are sure to delight with their beauty and functionality.
Elevate your tea time experience with this exquisite set that captures the essence of Japanese craftsmanship and tradition.
What is HASAMI Yaki
Hasami Yaki is a traditional Japanese pottery style that originated in the town of Hasami in Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan. The pottery dates back to the Edo period (17th to 19th century) and has a rich history of craftsmanship and artistry.
Hasami Yaki is characterized by its simple yet elegant designs, often featuring clean lines and muted colors. The pottery is known for its durability and functionality, making it suitable for everyday use. Hasami Yaki pieces are typically made using local clay and traditional firing techniques, resulting in sturdy, heat-resistant ceramics.
In 1978, Hasami was designated by the Japanese government as a traditional craft production area.
Today, Hasami Yaki continues to be produced by skilled artisans in Hasami and surrounding areas. The pottery remains highly regarded for its craftsmanship and timeless appeal, attracting both domestic and international admirers. Almost every household in Japan has a set of Hasami Yaki kitchenware.
Origin: Made in Japan
