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Tokoname-yaki Shiboridashi by Jin Tanikawa - Handmade Handleless Teapot | KOESU
Tokoname-yaki Shiboridashi by Jin Tanikawa - Handmade Handleless Teapot | KOESU
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Handmade Shiboridashi by JIN TANIKAWA
Handcrafted by Tokoname potter Jin Tanikawa, this one of a kind piece reflects the restrained beauty of Japan's oldest ceramic traditions. Every curve, carved detail and organic surface bears the unmistakable touch of the maker, transforming the preparation of tea into an experience of craftsmanship.
About Jin Tanikawa
Working in Tokoname, one of Japan's Six Ancient Kilns with more than 900 years of ceramic history, Jin Tanikawa creates each vessel entirely by hand using iron rich clay that he prepares himself. His work celebrates the natural character of clay and fire, favouring texture, balance and authenticity over decoration.
The result is ceramics that feel timeless, designed not only to brew exceptional tea, but to become lifelong companions through daily use.
Mogake (藻掛け) Firing
This shiboridashi is finished using the traditional Mogake firing technique.
Before entering the kiln, strands of natural seaweed are wrapped around the raw clay. During firing, the seaweed burns away, leaving flowing organic markings that cannot be planned or repeated. Fire, ash and mineral reactions create subtle patterns unique to each vessel.
Across the lid, these delicate impressions resemble windblown grasses or tree branches, giving the piece a natural movement that continues to reveal itself over time.
No two Mogake pieces are ever the same.
Why You'll Love It
- Handmade by Tokoname ceramic artist Jin Tanikawa
- Crafted from iron rich Tokoname clay prepared by the artist
- Traditional Mogake firing creates one of a kind natural patterns
- Ideal for premium Japanese teas
- Integrated ceramic filter for a smooth, leaf free pour
- A collectible ceramic work that becomes more beautiful with years of use
Product Details
+ Dimension: Approx. 100mm (Body + Spout) x H:75mm
+ Region: Tokoname, Aichi, Japan
+ Artist: Jin Tanikawa
+ Capacity: circa 150ml
Pairs beautifully with HOKAGE Bizen-yaki Teacup
How to Care for Your Teapot
How to Care for Your Teapot
A handmade teapot matures & evolves with use. Learn how to season, handle, and preserve your piece here:
