White Porcelain Handless Teapot

Ceramics

Craft Company: Riso Porcelain

Craft Artist: Shinji Terauchi

ORIGIN: Arita, Saga Prefecture
RELEASE: 2019
SIZE: φ130mm × H55mm
MATERIAL: Porcelain stone

Today’s Old Imari

This “hohin” handless teapot was hand-crafted on a potter’s wheel by the head of Riso Porcelain, Shinji Terauchi himself. The white porcelain, which he developed through painstaking research into Ko-Imari or Old Imari style, appears as soft as a lightly cloudy sky, and fits comfortably in the hand. This masterpiece’s attention to detail reveals itself with every pour, helping you enjoy the tea until the very last drop.

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Ko-Imari
- Generic term
A generic term for porcelain produced during the Edo period (1603-1868), mainly in Arita, Hizen Province, or what is now Saga and Nagasaki Prefectures. The name “Imari-yaki” was derived from the fact that porcelain produced around Arita at that time was shipped from Imari Port. Many of the works have high historical and antique value.
White porcelain
- Generic term
A type of porcelain made from white porcelain stone. Transparent glaze are applied and fired at high temperature by reduction firing. Developed in China, this type of ceramic came into production in Japan after the discovery of porcelain stone containing kaolin in Izumiyama, Arita in 1616.
Rokuro (Potter's wheel)
- Technique
One of the tools for forming pottery by using centrifugal force from the rotating wheel to shape the clay. There are various types of potter’s wheels such as hand-operated wheel, kick wheel, and motor-driven wheel. The motor-driven wheel is the most popular as the rotation speed is easily adjustable by stepping on the pedal.

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