Sparkle in the Stillness.
A white porcelain teapot adorned with traditional patterns.

 

 

 

A delicate Shippo pattern is meticulously applied to the soft white porcelain.
The sparkle of gold and silver enhances its quiet beauty.

A piece that exudes a dignified presence every time you hold it.
This teapot will make your daily tea time feel a little more special.

 

 

 

An auspicious pattern symbolizing "bonds" and "connections"

 

 

The Shippo pattern of interlocking circles is an auspicious design symbolizing "bonds" and "connections".

The continuous pattern embodies wishes for harmony and prosperity.

The pattern, carefully rendered in gold and silver over the soft texture of white porcelain, adds an elegant touch of splendor.

 

 

The craftsmanship of Kyo ware and Kiyomizu ware
passed down in Kyoto.

 

 

 

This product is brought to you in collaboration with Nishikawa Teizaburo Shoten, a long-established shop in Gojozaka, Kyoto.

 

Since its founding in 1917, the shop has continued to share Japanese ceramic culture both at home and abroad.
With a history of introducing the appeal of Kiyomizu ware to the world, it continues to carefully convey the value of traditional crafts today.

 

A piece that brings a sense of refined beauty to your everyday life.

 

 

The lightness and refined quality
unique to porcelain

 

 

Pair it with the matching tea bowl from the same series for a beautiful, cohesive tea set.

It is also recommended as a gift for a new home, a wedding, or another important milestone.

A special piece that will grow more beloved with every use.

 

 

 

Brand: Nishikawa Teizaburo Shoten

The historic capital of Kyoto is home to Gojozaka, an area lined with pottery kilns and studios. Nishikawa Teizaburo Shoten is located in this neighborhood.
Since its founding in 1917, the shop has sold pottery and porcelain, primarily Kyo ware and Kiyomizu ware, both at home and abroad. The first owner, Teizaburo Nishikawa, exhibited at the 1958 Brussels World Expo to introduce Kiyomizu ware, while the second generation, Keitaro, also began offering fine Japanese traditional crafts and lifestyle goods.
The current president has taken over the family business, working to promote the sale of Kiyomizu ware and Japanese traditional crafts while introducing Japan's exceptional traditional culture to the world.