$75.00
Polka Dot Teapot—
$75.00
The Story
Description:
A medium-sized Arita ware kyusu from Saga prefecture, defined by its easy-to-grip side handle and nostalgic mizutama polka dots. The retro blue glaze with white dots echoes the quiet optimism of mid-century Japan, when this motif became a familiar presence at everyday tables during the Showa era.
Inside, a built-in toumaru porcelain strainer forms a precise half-sphere filter, integrated seamlessly into the body. A removable stainless steel strainer adds flexibility for finer or fuller leaves. Porcelain construction makes it dishwasher safe, balancing tradition with practicality. Tea cup sold separately.
Compact, graphic, and grounded, this is a teapot designed for daily ritual.
Measurements:
Teapot: 6.69 in x 3.74 in
10 ounces
History:
Founded in 2011, Matsu Kaze brings the artistry of Japanese teaware to your everyday life. We work directly with master artisans, traditional potters and contemporary makers alike, offering teapots, cups, and utensils shaped by hand, perfected over generations, and designed with care.
Each piece tells a story of material, technique, and intention. By connecting makers and users, we share the beauty of Japanese tea culture, refined, enduring, and meant to be experienced.
A medium-sized Arita ware kyusu from Saga prefecture, defined by its easy-to-grip side handle and nostalgic mizutama polka dots. The retro blue glaze with white dots echoes the quiet optimism of mid-century Japan, when this motif became a familiar presence at everyday tables during the Showa era.
Inside, a built-in toumaru porcelain strainer forms a precise half-sphere filter, integrated seamlessly into the body. A removable stainless steel strainer adds flexibility for finer or fuller leaves. Porcelain construction makes it dishwasher safe, balancing tradition with practicality. Tea cup sold separately.
Compact, graphic, and grounded, this is a teapot designed for daily ritual.
Measurements:
Teapot: 6.69 in x 3.74 in
10 ounces
History:
Founded in 2011, Matsu Kaze brings the artistry of Japanese teaware to your everyday life. We work directly with master artisans, traditional potters and contemporary makers alike, offering teapots, cups, and utensils shaped by hand, perfected over generations, and designed with care.
Each piece tells a story of material, technique, and intention. By connecting makers and users, we share the beauty of Japanese tea culture, refined, enduring, and meant to be experienced.
Materials:
Porcelain
Built-in toumaru (half ball shape) porcelain strainer and removable stainless steel strainer
Variation:
Due to the natural material, each piece may show slight variation.
Care Instructions:
Hand-wash recommended
Porcelain
Built-in toumaru (half ball shape) porcelain strainer and removable stainless steel strainer
Variation:
Due to the natural material, each piece may show slight variation.
Care Instructions:
Hand-wash recommended
Returns must be made within 2 weeks in original, unused condition with all packaging for either 1. Store credit for the full amount or 2. Refund - minus a 20% restocking fee. Tortoise does not cover the cost of return shipping or the cost of re-shipping an exchange, and the cost of shipping for returns and exchanges is the responsibility of the customer.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
Description:
A medium-sized Arita ware kyusu from Saga prefecture, defined by its easy-to-grip side handle and nostalgic mizutama polka dots. The retro blue glaze with white dots echoes the quiet optimism of mid-century Japan, when this motif became a familiar presence at everyday tables during the Showa era.
Inside, a built-in toumaru porcelain strainer forms a precise half-sphere filter, integrated seamlessly into the body. A removable stainless steel strainer adds flexibility for finer or fuller leaves. Porcelain construction makes it dishwasher safe, balancing tradition with practicality. Tea cup sold separately.
Compact, graphic, and grounded, this is a teapot designed for daily ritual.
Measurements:
Teapot: 6.69 in x 3.74 in
10 ounces
History:
Founded in 2011, Matsu Kaze brings the artistry of Japanese teaware to your everyday life. We work directly with master artisans, traditional potters and contemporary makers alike, offering teapots, cups, and utensils shaped by hand, perfected over generations, and designed with care.
Each piece tells a story of material, technique, and intention. By connecting makers and users, we share the beauty of Japanese tea culture, refined, enduring, and meant to be experienced.
A medium-sized Arita ware kyusu from Saga prefecture, defined by its easy-to-grip side handle and nostalgic mizutama polka dots. The retro blue glaze with white dots echoes the quiet optimism of mid-century Japan, when this motif became a familiar presence at everyday tables during the Showa era.
Inside, a built-in toumaru porcelain strainer forms a precise half-sphere filter, integrated seamlessly into the body. A removable stainless steel strainer adds flexibility for finer or fuller leaves. Porcelain construction makes it dishwasher safe, balancing tradition with practicality. Tea cup sold separately.
Compact, graphic, and grounded, this is a teapot designed for daily ritual.
Measurements:
Teapot: 6.69 in x 3.74 in
10 ounces
History:
Founded in 2011, Matsu Kaze brings the artistry of Japanese teaware to your everyday life. We work directly with master artisans, traditional potters and contemporary makers alike, offering teapots, cups, and utensils shaped by hand, perfected over generations, and designed with care.
Each piece tells a story of material, technique, and intention. By connecting makers and users, we share the beauty of Japanese tea culture, refined, enduring, and meant to be experienced.
Materials:
Porcelain
Built-in toumaru (half ball shape) porcelain strainer and removable stainless steel strainer
Variation:
Due to the natural material, each piece may show slight variation.
Care Instructions:
Hand-wash recommended
Porcelain
Built-in toumaru (half ball shape) porcelain strainer and removable stainless steel strainer
Variation:
Due to the natural material, each piece may show slight variation.
Care Instructions:
Hand-wash recommended
Returns must be made within 2 weeks in original, unused condition with all packaging for either 1. Store credit for the full amount or 2. Refund - minus a 20% restocking fee. Tortoise does not cover the cost of return shipping or the cost of re-shipping an exchange, and the cost of shipping for returns and exchanges is the responsibility of the customer.
