Tezumi Hidasuki Rice Straw Tokoname Shiboridashi
Best choice for tea enthusiasts seeking precise, artisanal brewing control.
This ultra-compact shiboridashi turns tea brewing into a tactile, meditative ritual. You sacrifice the convenience of a built-in filter for total control over the pour, rewarding the patient brewer with a pure, unadulterated cup that highlights the unique character of the iron-rich Tokoname clay.
$148.00
Who it's for
- Gyokuro enthusiasts prioritizing precise, umami-focused brewing
- Tea connoisseurs seeking a smoother, refined flavor profile
- Art collectors valuing one-of-a-kind, rustic ceramic aesthetics
Who should skip it
- Hosts needing to serve tea to large groups simultaneously
- Casual drinkers wanting low-maintenance, easy-to-clean teaware
- Budget-conscious shoppers looking for everyday, affordable tea vessels
Performance breakdown
Flavor Enhancement
Unglazed iron-rich clay softens water and elevates delicate tea profiles.
Pour Precision
Handleless design offers tactile feedback for controlled, steady pouring.
Artisanal Craftsmanship
Master-level firing techniques result in a truly unique, collectible aesthetic.
Brewing Versatility
Best suited for high-end gyokuro or sencha requiring small, concentrated steeps.
Ease of Maintenance
Requires careful hand-washing and seasoning to preserve the unglazed clay.
Ergonomic Handling
Requires a steady hand and heat tolerance due to the handleless form.
Key Specs
Material
Unglazed Tokoname-yaki Ceramic
Capacity
50 ml (1.69 oz)
Dimensions
Width: 10.5 cm (4.1 in), Height: 5 cm (2 in)
Decoration Technique
Hidasuki (Rice Straw Wrapping)
Artist
Tanikawa Jin
Made in Japan
Handle Type
None (Handleless)
Lid Type
Removable lid with adjustable gap
Filter Type
No Filter Required
Server Type
Tea Pot
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