Made in Japan
HANDMADE JAPANESE HAKURO TEAPOT | NISHIKAWA JAPAN
£360.00Experience contemporary Japanese tea culture with the Hakuro Teapot, a beautifully crafted porcelain teapot from NISHIKAWA JAPAN, a Kyoto-based teaware brand with a heritage dating back to 1917.
Inspired by the timeless silhouette of traditional Japanese teapots, the collection combines elegant craftsmanship with practical, modern functionality for everyday tea brewing.
Hakuro (白露), meaning "White Dew," is inspired by the morning dew that glistens in the first light of day. Crafted from pure white porcelain with a smooth matte finish, its clean and understated design celebrates the quiet beauty of simplicity. Free from decorative colour, Hakuro allows the refined form and craftsmanship of the teapot to take centre stage, embodying the essence of Japanese minimalism.
Designed with both beauty and functionality in mind, this teapot features a durable stainless steel handle, a removable stainless steel tea strainer, and a drip-free spout for clean, effortless pouring. The thoughtfully designed lid can be inverted to hold used tea leaves or hooked onto the rim of the teapot while serving, helping keep your table neat and tidy.
With an 800ml capacity, it is ideal for sharing tea with family and guests or enjoying multiple cups throughout the day.
PRODUCT DETAILS
Brand
NISHIKAWA JAPAN
Country of origin
Made in Japan
Dimensions
Ø13.5 × W20 × H21 cm
Capacity
800ml
Weight
510g
Material
Japanese porcelain
Care
Not suitable for dishwasher, microwave, freezer, oven, or direct flame use.
The fine, lightweight construction of these vessels makes them beautifully delicate. To preserve their finish, we recommend gentle hand washing, as dishwashers may cause chipping.
Notes
Each piece is handcrafted, with slight variations in form and texture. Subtle glaze variations are a natural characteristic of the making process and add to the unique expression of each piece.
Small black specks may appear on the surface due to naturally occurring iron in the clay. These are a normal characteristic of Japanese ceramics and are not considered defects.
The matte, unglazed surface gives each piece its distinctive texture. As unglazed porcelain is more susceptible to scratches and staining, we recommend handling it with care.
Shipping
Shipped directly from the UK warehouse.