Shiraiwa Taisuke Teapot

The sasame filter is integrated directly into the clay body of the teapot. It is highly effective for most loose-leaf teas, though very fine dust or powdered teas may occasionally pass through.

No. Because this teapot is fired in a traditional wood-burning anagama kiln, the ash glaze and fire marks are unique to each individual piece. You can expect slight variations in color and pattern from the product photos.

This teapot is not dishwasher safe. We recommend rinsing it with warm water immediately after use and allowing it to air dry completely; avoid using harsh soaps or detergents, as the porous ceramic can absorb scents.

No, this teapot is designed exclusively for steeping and serving tea. It should not be placed on a stovetop, microwave, or any direct heat source.

The kiribako is a traditional Paulownia wood box used to protect and store high-quality ceramics. It is signed by the artist, Shiraiwa Taisuke, and serves as both a secure storage vessel and a mark of authenticity.

With a 200 ml capacity, this teapot is perfectly sized for one to two people. It is ideal for multiple short infusions of high-quality Japanese green tea.