Gold five Banko ware ash-glazed Nanban teapot (with tea strainer/circular mesh) 477-19-723

This simple-design teapot from Yokkaichi Banko ware features an internal tea strainer.

[The origin of the name Banko ware] It dates back to the late 1700s, when a wealthy merchant named Numanami from Kuwana, Mie Prefecture, stamped the "Banko" mark on his teapots.

The teapot is one of Banko ware's signature products. The combination of Ise tea from Mie Prefecture, which boasts the highest tea production volume in Japan, and a Banko ware teapot is a perfect match.

Product Size: 10 x 7.5 cm

Material: Ceramic

Country of Origin: Banko ware (Japan)

Capacity: 260cc

Product Specifications: Due to the nature of pottery, variations in color, size, and weight may occur depending on the kiln and temperature. Thank you for your understanding.