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80mL - 3s Pour

Price: $180 including shipping anywhere in the USA.

Absolute beauty. Selling cuz I don’t drink Japanese teas really and I want someone who’ll love it to use it a lot.

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Omg, what a filter! Pretty cool. A video of Jinshu making a similar profile kyusu and then making tea the traditional way

Victoria wrote: ↑

Mon Dec 07, 2020 11:15 pm

Omg, what a filter! Pretty cool. A video of Jinshu making a similar profile kyusu and then making tea the traditional way

Mesmerizing video! thank you for sharing

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3 seconds pour! That’s lightning fast for a teapot!

Bok wrote: ↑

Thu Dec 17, 2020 12:32 am

3 seconds pour! That’s lightning fast for a teapot!

I think something about the flat shape and low volume does this. It's certainly the fastest pour any teapot of mine has.

Also the filter took up about 1/5 of the body of the pot. Before pouring, 1/5 of the tea can pour out like a single hole teapot. Bigger the filter, stronger the water flow for the rest 4/5 of the tea. Pretty cool design

Yes, those very big sesame filtered kyusu pour super fast.

Pouring this fast and in a flat shape, I think this pot might actually also be suitable for more unusual tea combos(do not know about the clay though): Yancha, Dancong, Baozhong etc...

I just recently tried Tokoname Shudei with Dancong, which was very good, so unheard of matches do exist!

Bok wrote: ↑

Thu Dec 17, 2020 9:04 pm

Pouring this fast and in a flat shape, I think this pot might actually also be suitable for more unusual tea combos(do not know about the clay though): Yancha, Dancong, Baozhong etc...

I just recently tried Tokoname Shudei with Dancong, which was very good, so unheard of matches do exist!

For a really long time I used this pot with young sheng puer. I have no doubt that it would work well with oolongs!

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Laterally-related question : do you know what makes clay white? In the case of this pot, the inside seems darker, while the outside seems lighter. In other cases, I see kyusus which, I think, have the inside as light as the outside.

faj wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 03, 2021 4:43 pm

Laterally-related question : do you know what makes clay white? In the case of this pot, the inside seems darker, while the outside seems lighter. In other cases, I see kyusus which, I think, have the inside as light as the outside.

I think what is happening is seaweed covered areas and interior of kyusu is not as directly exposed to oxygen rich higher heat in kiln. When the interior clay of mogake kyusu is the same color as exterior, I’m thinking the seaweed wrapped lid is fired separately, ie not ontop of kyusu inside the kiln. I think the kyusu must be wrapped in seaweed after an initial bisque firing, otherwise the lid could fuse with the body. Here are a few examples Fugetsu uses to wrap kyusu, sourced from How to make teapot, by Fugetsu via Tokoname.or.jp