In early of 20th century Koishiwara Pottery was launched to aim for the new Japanese Mingei ( /Folk Craft) with combination with modernism
including the tea utensils
savory undertone that lingers pleasantly
it transforms the pottery into unique
Through the integrated art of 茶道
Ichiyama - Natsume Gourd - Tea Canister - Kikumon Black Brown Edo Kiriko In early of 20th centuryA container stores tea leaves, protecting them from moisture, heat, and sunlight. Not only tea leaves, but also perfect for storing snacks such as cookies, candies, and seaweed. About Japanese tea ceremony The tea ceremony has been an essential part of Japanese traditional culture. In Japanese, the ceremony is called (sado), which means "the way of tea." is not only about entertaining the guests by preparing tea, but it is also about a wide range of