Hakusan Porcelain Mayu Teapot morianimalsqr such as the plate/lid (HPB001)

such as the plate/lid (HPB001) to catch excess water

Just attach the pen holder onto your leather Traveler's Notebook cover

The Book of Tea by Okakura Kakuzō was originally published in 1906 with the intention of being read aloud in the famous salon of Isabella Stewart Gardner

Iron (blade and handle)

Hakusan Porcelain Mayu Teapot morianimalsqr such as the plate/lid (HPB001)Overview Care Instructions Return Policy Description: The name mayu comes from the Japanese word for cocoon. This particular handmade porcelain teapot with light blue glaze is inspired from the shape of a silkworm cocoon, known for its strength despite its simple, delicate style. The upright handle, removable lid and built in porcelain sieve near the base of the spout makes for easy steeping and pouring, and its size is large enough to serve your