The SUIGETSU Teapot is a traditional tea brewing vessel that will work effectively as a way to prepare hot beverages that will optimize their flavor and ensure the utmost attention to quality. The teapot is achieved using Kawara tile clay, which is a material traditionally used for crafted roof tiles in Japan and is naturally porous. This is said to help absorb caffeine and other qualities in tea that can contribute towards bitterness over glass alternatives to ensure each cup of the brewed beverage is as it should taste.
The SUIGETSU Teapot is also suited for use with sake to also absorb unwanted properties from the beverage and ensure the proper taste is allowed to shine through.
Traditional Roof Tile Teapots
The SUIGETSU Teapot is Crafted with Kawara Tile Clay
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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