Tokoname Yuzamashi Black Cooling Pitcher
Japanese Cooling Pitcher
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Tokoname Yuzamashi Black Cooling Pitcher
Tokoname Yuzamashi Black Cooling Pitcher

Tokoname Yuzamashi Black Cooling Pitcher


About this product
Typically, when brewing Japanese teas, you will need to swiftly reduce the water temperature to brew the best cup of green tea. Often used are cooling pitchers or yuzamashi. This cooling pitcher is made from Tokoname pottery, and is not glazed, but finished with a slip coating. Slip is a water-thinned clay applied like a paint which is referred to as being “brushed.” The raw material has special iron, quartz, and mica content. The special function of the Tokoname pots are heat reduction speed and low porosity.

Not only can this cooling pitcher function as a traditional yuzamashi, but thanks to the material and shape, it can also be used as a sharing pitcher or Cha Hai for gongfu tea brewing and serving.
Volume

10.25oz

Dimensions

3.5" H x 6" W x 4"D

Origin

Tokoname, Japan

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Tokoname

Japan

Located in Aichi Prefecture, Tokoname has a rich ceramic tradition dating back to Japan’s Asuka period (538–710). Known as one of Japan’s Six Ancient Kilns, the city is famous for its handcrafted kyusu and ceramic shrine statues. Beckoning cat figures (maneki-neko) are a signature sight in Tokoname and are thought to bring good fortune to the residents and travelers who cross their path.

Person shaping a clay pot on a pottery wheel in a workshop.
Collection of ceramic teapots in a wooden box
Large cat-shaped object on a concrete ledge with residential buildings in the background

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  • Sook M.
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    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    2 years ago
    Perfect for 🍵 and milk

    I use it in my countertop oven to heat up the water for matcha. It is great for making warm milk also. I want a buy another one if Rishi has a bigger one.