Mogake seaweed fired Tokoname Kyusu with a deep bowl profile. 240ml approx.

The Tokoname clay is perfectly suited for all types of tea but is of course designed for Sencha and other Japanese Greens. The minerals add texture and gently softens out any harsher notes without sacrificing the bright character and taste.

This master Kyusu is a real treat for any teahead and we have, of course, nabbed one for ourselves!

Seasoning and washing your Kyusu

It is generally not necessary to season Tokoname teaware in the same way as Yixing clay. You can follow the same instructions as Yixing but really all that you have to do is rinse this Kyusu in boiling water a few times and then begin brewing. If you would like to speed up the very subtle seasoning of Tokoname clay then you can leave your chosen tea type to brew for 15 minutes in the Kyusu every so often.

As always with clay teaware, do not use any detergents! To clean, all then you have to do is thoroughly rinse out the tea leaves and leave to dry with the lid off.

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