Meet our Japanese Stackable "Kisha" Tea Pot Set, handcrafted in Japan.
"Kisha" means "Railway train" in Japanese, and such teapots were sold since the Meiji era til the 1950s at train stations with "ekiben" which are meals packed for travelers to be eaten on the train during a long journey. The teapot set is a retro item that evokes the charm of traveling on a slow train. Shop now

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The way of tea:

Tea ceremony is known as dado (다도) in Korean and sadō/chadō (茶道) or chanoyu (茶の湯) in Japanese, which means “the way of tea”. This tradition, which is over a thousand year old, is still being kept alive thanks to its relaxing and soothing nature. Discover dado sets handmade in Korea and Japan that you can relish your own tea ceremony ritual in.

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Moon jar

(Korean: dalhangari; 달항아리)

Moon jars—so called because of its evocative form— are usually made by joining the two hemispherical halves together.

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