S Houhin / White Sendan bizenware " was an integral part

" was an integral part of daily life for the Edo people

This tea has a refreshing taste that reminds us of the sprouting trees in the mountains

Material: Japanese whitebark magnolia

Feeling the scenery of a plateau

Eiko Tanaka is drawn to the endless possibilities of creating lacquerware with horse chestnut wood

S Houhin / White Sendan bizenware " was an integral partHouhin is a teapot made without a handle. It is suitable for gyokuro, and high quality green tea served at low temperature. This subtle teapot appears quiet and mindful. Featuring little speckles, grazed over its hand carved lines, a reminiscent of the dry landscape of a zen garden. Made in Arita, the heart of Japan's porcelain ware industry. We recommend pairing this teapot with its matching teacup. For more story about Riso Porcelain, visit our