Srilanka L

white

Description

This teapot is named after Srilanka, the leading producer of Ceylon tea in the world. You will probably like an interesting balance between the sharp iron handle and the solid body form. Besides Japanese tea, Chinese tea and English tea, etc. will go well with this teapot. The logo on the bottom says something like, “Tea time, Srilanka, for a cup of tea.” It will be also nice for entertaining the guests or sending as a gift due to the elegant appearance. Three “deep and subdued” colors, [White][Brown][Black] are available. [13 round tea pot] holds as much as 640cc, that is to say, three regular-sized mugs’ servings.

Price

¥5,170 (Including tax)

[exc tax ¥4,700]

Cord

CODE: 103871

Variations | Color

white

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CODE	Color	Availability	Price
103871	white	在庫が少なくなってます	¥5,170 (Including tax)
103873	black	在庫が少なくなってます	¥5,170 (Including tax)
103872	茶	在庫が少なくなってます	¥5,170 (Including tax)

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Features

Spec

Brand

studio m'

Size

W176mm/ D130mm/ H112mm/ 640cc/

Material Number

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Strong Color Shade Variations

Each piece has strong individual color shade variations. Affected by glazes and natural firing conditions such as changes in temperature, humidity and other climate elements and also how to receive the fire in the kiln chamber, each piece has own expression. It is really difficult to make the completed ware exactly same in color by firing and glazing even when the same materials are used. 100 pieces show 100 kinds of expressions, as it were.

Strong Color Irregularities

There are strong color irregularities of applying a glaze or slip, which are different from part to part in a piece of ware. For example, some parts are glazed thinly or thickly depending on the shape of the ware. That leads to part-to-part differences in appearance of the clay in a piece of ware.

Glaze or Slip Drips

The glaze or slip may look like dripping. There is unevenness of a glaze or slip when they are applied to ware by hand. There also appear glaze drips or slip drips, which are caused by the glaze or slip flows during firing.

Pinholes

Pinholes may be seen clearly on the surface. Pottery (earthenware) is mainly made from earth, and green ware contains a lot of air while biscuit firing. While glazed firing, this air inside the biscuit ware becomes air bubbles, which remain and look like small holes on the surface of the glazed part. Those small holes are called pinholes.

Iron in Powder

Iron in powder may be seen clearly on the surface. Pottery (earthenware) is made from earth, which contains iron. After firing green ware, iron appears on the surface in the form of black dots. Red or black earthen clay contains much more iron, and as a result, not a little iron in powder may appear on the surface of tableware items made from this type of clay.

Not Oven Safe

Dishwasher Safe

As for the products without the "Not Dishwasher Safe" stickers, please make sure to use them keeping the below matters in mind.

※If tableware items collide each other in the dishwasher, they will get broken.

※Most ceramic items absorb water. Even if the surface looks dry, there may still be some water in the tableware, which may cause your tableware to get moldy or smelly. So, please take it out of the dishwasher immediately after use, and dry thoroughly in a place where it can be exposed to the outside air.