Kyusu Hitsuji Green 2027

Kyusu Hitsuji Green 2027

59,00 €

Welcome the year 2027 with exquisite Japanese craftsmanship: a limited-edition Tokoname Yokode Kyusu in a green-speckled natural glaze, featuring a sheep-shaped lid figurine to celebrate the Year of the Sheep in 2027. Perfect for brewing all types of green tea, such as Sencha, Kabusecha, Gyokuro, and even Chinese teas. Includes a built-in, very fine-mesh stainless steel tea strainer.

Origin: Tokoname, Japan
Dimensions: 9 cm wide (excluding handle), 6.5 cm high (excluding knob)
Capacity: approx. 300 ml
Material: glazed Tokoname clay
Weight: approx. 220 g
Strainer: fine-mesh, stainless steel, built-in

Delivery: approx. 2-3 working days (Germany, other countries)

Quantity:
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Every single Kyusu Hitsuji is handcrafted in Tokoname and decorated with a small, hand-shaped sheep figurine on the lid. Weighing just 220 g, the teapot feels as light as a feather in your hand. The wide opening makes it easy to remove the tea leaves after brewing.

Weighing just 220 grams and holding 300 milliliters, this teapot is especially well-suited for high-quality green teas or a quick tea break.

In the Japanese zodiac (Eto), the year 2027 is entirely under the sign of the Sheep (Japanese: Hitsuji, 未). In Japanese culture, the sheep is considered a symbol of gentleness, peace, compassion, and family unity. Since sheep are peaceful herd animals, a Year of the Sheep is said to be characterized by a particularly harmonious and calm energy. It reminds us to pause amid the hustle and bustle of everyday life and consciously savor life’s little moments, such as a cup of tea.

In Japan, it is a tradition to give lovingly crafted ceramic Eto lucky charms as gifts at the turn of the year. Whether as a personal good-luck charm for the year 2027 or as a heartfelt gift for people born in the Year of the Sheep (e.g., 1967, 1979, 1991, 2003, 2015, or 2027)—this ceramic piece brings a touch of Japanese serenity right into your home.

Tokoname has been known worldwide for over 1000 years for its natural clay pottery. Throughout the city you can admire sights made of clay.