Japanese Hasami Ware Hand-Painted Floral Porcelain Teapot

This refined Japanese-import porcelain teapot is inspired by the quiet poetry of spring gardens. Made from a smooth, pure white porcelain body, it is hand-painted with delicate indigo-blue blossoms and soft green leaves, capturing the serene atmosphere of a traditional courtyard and bringing it gracefully to the tea table. Its classic rear-handle design ensures a stable, well-balanced grip and allows for smooth, controlled pouring even when the pot is full. The precisely shaped spout delivers a clean, steady stream with excellent cut-off, enhancing the ritual of traditional tea brewing. A removable stainless steel infuser is included for easy separation of tea leaves. Thoughtful functional details include an unglazed base ring for added stability and a polished lid knob that feels comfortable and secure in hand. Dimensions are approximately 4.13 in (10.5 cm) in height, with a 3.94 in (10 cm) mouth diameter and a capacity of about 18.6 oz (550 ml).

Produced in Hasami Town, Nagasaki Prefecture, Issho Ceramic Kiln is a respected name within the Hasami ware tradition, known for its balance of artisanal craftsmanship and everyday usability. Each piece is fully handcrafted—from forming and shaping to painting and firing—resulting in subtle variations that highlight the individuality of the artisan’s work. The kiln is recognized for blending traditional Japanese brush-painted motifs, such as classic floral and vine patterns, with clean, modern aesthetics. This teapot reflects that philosophy, uniting heritage craftsmanship with practical design, making it suitable for both daily tea preparation and refined tea gatherings.