DISCONTINUED Shoko Kiln Y731: Clouds Maru - Off White Clay Kyusu Tea Pot (320 ml) 晶光白泥丸急須This beautifully, elegantly simple kyusu tea pot by the Shoko Kiln of Tokoname features an beautiful off white clay crafted into a round shape with an embedded steel mesh for steeping fukamushicha. Left unglazed but high temperature fired (yakijime), the pot will absorb the bitterness in your tea just a little, creating a more rounded flavor profile. Expect the pot to age as a result of this absorption, turning brownish in color over the years as a

Cultivation: Cultivated using centuries-old traditional methods with the exception of plastic canopy shading instead of traditional reeds and straw

the reason why we call them master blenders

Tradition: Karatsuyaki

The origin of the name “Jinsui” 人水 came from the idea that humans (人 read as "jin") need water (水 read as “sui”)

The "ja" 寂 refers to "sabi" of the wabisabi concepts - impermanence

This soybean coffee powder is different in that the stronger roasting gives the powder the flavor resembling coffee

Material: 100% cotton

and is often cultivated purposely by the farmer for higher volume (larger

Step 9: Finished dried leaf after two months of processing from harvest

The simple

Japanese yen is the main currency of the store and of the gift card

Uses 100 % Wazuka (Kyoto) grown tea that was grown without use of pesticides and without use of chemical fertlizers