Yellow Crane Chawan

Yellow Crane ChawanH: 10 cm D: 11 cm The first feature one notices with this bowl is the crane poised on one leg engraved on the face of this chawan. Another feature is that the walls are high, known in Japan as a barrel form (tsutsu gata) chawan giving suitable space for the crane to stand in the form. Other details to notice are the free brush stroke of iron oxide which create the brown colouring on the pale yellow body gives a sense of dynamism as if it is windy but

Tea has been cultivated for almost 1700 years and the area's climate is ideal for producing high quality tea

and hojicha

Obubu also offers immersive tea experiences

Long Jing tea or Dragons Well is one of the world's most famous teas

Rooibos is a light and friendly herbal tea as it cannot become bitter

In summary a full-bodied and sweet aroma with a hint of smokiness

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with a long-lasting

A functional jug for all kinds of tea

and makes a fresh extract if you can drink more tea

restaurants and hospitality spaces that want to offer high-quality tea with something for every taste

the most famous in the past for the production of Pu'er tea