Shingo Tsukuda Woodworking Exhibition
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The Japan Folk Crafts Museum
This “hohin” handless teapot was hand-crafted on a potter’s wheel by the head of Riso Porcelain, Shinji Terauchi himself. The white porcelain, which he developed through painstaking research into Ko-Imari or Old Imari style, appears as soft as a lightly cloudy sky, and fits comfortably in the hand. This masterpiece’s attention to detail reveals itself with every pour, helping you enjoy the tea until the very last drop.