Pink Sakura Iron Teapot MAKER_BIRDY. you can use it for

you can use it for drinks such as sake

This Japanese sake cup is a perfect representation of Kinzan Kiln

This small sauce container with a spout features a tokusa pattern delicately painted along the edge

the Tokusa pattern is an auspicious design that calls for gold

Its fibers derived from the bark has been used for a an array of practical purposes for centuries due to its strong and durable qualities

Pink Sakura Iron Teapot MAKER_BIRDY. you can use it forThis pink Nambu ironware teapot is designed to look like it is covered with sakura (cherry blossoms) on the top half. The expressive teapot is made by baking the base color and then spraying the vibrant color on top. The sakura design is a common design used in Nambu ironware, and is a reference to the fact that the birthplace of Nambu ironware was once known for its beautiful cherry blossoms. It has a capacity of 650 ml (22 fl oz), which is enough