Intersecting Spirals Takatoriyaki Teacup Tea Of The Month High-temperature pan-firing is typically employed

High-temperature pan-firing is typically employed for this purpose

If you're looking for an excellent example of high mountain tea that is more than just a famous name

and maintain the same temperature for the second infusion but steep for only 30 seconds

Quick rinse with 204°F (96°C) water

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Intersecting Spirals Takatoriyaki Teacup Tea Of The Month High-temperature pan-firing is typically employedCrafted in Th Village using the traditional Takatori yaki method, this wide, shallow teacup is designed for quiet, intentional tea moments. Its open form makes it ideal for meditative sippingholding roughly one gaiwans worth of tea in a single, spacious pour. The outside is left unglazed, revealing the natural texture and warmth of the raw clay. In contrast, the interior is finished with a smooth, glossy ivory glaze that highlights the clarity and