Teapots / Cups

For this tea set, we pair our most popular Kyusu teapot and Yunomi teacups which are very reasonable in price. Of course, this tea set is suitable both as a first tea set for beginner or for the tea connoisseur...

For the HOHRYU Kyusu Tea Set, we pair our most popular, reasonable, and smartly designed handcrafted Kyusu teapot and Yunomi teacups. Of course, this tea set is suitable both as a first tea set for beginner or for the tea connoisseur...

Hohin means "Treasure Jar" or "Magical Jar" in Japanese. It is said that high grade tea becomes more mellow in the Hohin. The scenic beauties of Sumi-e ink painting, which are drawn...

SHIGARAKI HAKEME Hohin Set is fired in the NOBORI GAMA climbing kiln, in which firewood is placed by hand as fuel for about 5 days or more continuously without break. This work requires a great deal of time and effort. However, this time-consuming and difficult process produces the warm atmosphere and texture of this Hohin Set...

Hohin is a type of Kyusu teapot without a handle and is used to brew only the highest grade of Uji tea. The design drawn is one of the most traditional and beautiful designs, called "Seikaiha"...

AKEBONO name of this means dawn or first light in Japanese. Combination of gray color of glaze, pink color created from reduction in the kiln, and flesh color clay looks like the early morning sunrise...

MANTEN Kyusu and Yunomi Set is not only sophisticated and modern but also ideal for enjoy all kinds of Japanese tea, specifically designed to be convenient and easy to use...

MIZUTAMA of this name means polka dot in Japanese. This Dobin Set is suitable for brewing a large quantity of tea for some guests, one pot of tea for the day, or brewing just one cup flavorfully...

HAKKAKU means eight TSURU cranes in Japanese. Eight white cranes are realistically decorated, each with its own unique gesture.
Mt. Fuji is one of the representative mountains of Japan; a well-loved and auspicious symbol since ancient times...

HAKKAKU means eight TSURU cranes in Japanese. Eight white cranes are realistically decorated, each with its own unique gesture. The cranes are decorated in black, white and red. Only three colors are simply used for decoration, but the use of color gradation creates a realistic scene...

This Yunomi features Mt. Fuji, painted in white, and the sun, painted in red, emerging from behind the mountain. The golden mist drifts around the mountain, and its color is well reflected against the dark sky. Mt. Fuji and the sky are wholly painted, even around the base...

SHIPPOH means seven treasures, which is a traditional Japanese auspicious pattern. HANA means flower, MARU means circle, and MON is a type of crest or pattern. On the lower body of the Yunomi, SHIPPOH patterns are created with beautiful regularity...

SHIPPOH means seven treasures, which is a traditional Japanese auspicious pattern. HANA means flower, MARU means circle, and MON is a type of crest or pattern. On the lower body of the Yunomi, SHIPPOH patterns are created with beautiful regularity...

KOHAKU BAI means red and white color UME plum. The red and white colors of the plum flowers gracefully bloom in each tree. KAKITSUBATA means iris in Japanese. The contrast between the green color of the iris leaves and the navy and light blue colors of the iris petals creates a fresh atmosphere...

KOHAKU BAI means red and white color UME plum. The red and white colors of the plum flowers gracefully bloom in each tree. Its color contrast is well reflected not only on the dark color plum trees but also on the golden glaze coating outside the teacup. The branches of the red plum tree stretch upward, evoking the image of youthful beauty...

KAKITSUBATA means iris in Japanese. The contrast between the green color of the iris leaves and the navy and light blue colors of the iris petals creates a fresh atmosphere. The golden glaze coats outside the teacup, and it is close to the original color of the BYOBU folding screen...

HANA TSUDOI means flower gathering in Japanese. There are twelve tea cups in this series, and different flowers from season to season are decorated in each cup. HANA TSUDOI tea cup is one of the most popular in the advanced line at Tohan Kiln...

KOHAKU BAI means red and white color UME plum. Plum, a traditional symbol of wintertime or early spring in Japan, is painted elegantly on the surface. Plum is a special auspicious flower in Japan because it is said that plum is the first to bloom of all spring flowers...

KOHAKU TSUBAKI means red and white color camellia flowers. Camellia flowers are one of the most traditional, cherished flowers of Japan, especially prized in tea ceremony. The flowers are painted elegantly, vividly, and intrepidly inside and outside the teacup...

YANAGI means willow tree in Japanese, and it is one of the representative trees that bloom in spring. TSUBAKI means camellia, a beloved flower of Japan. HAGI means bush clover in Japanese. HAGI is an autumn wild flower, enjoyed by tea masters as one of the seven autumn flowers for many generations...

YANAGI means willow tree in Japanese, and it is one of the representative trees that bloom in spring. TSUBAKI means camellia, a beloved flower of Japan that blooms even in a shady area or in the winter season...

HAGI means bush clover in Japanese. HAGI is an autumn wild flower, enjoyed by tea masters as one of the seven autumn flowers for many generations. Not only numerous Japanese bush clovers but also its white and yellow flowers are depicted on the outside of this cup...

HANA SOROE means flower arrangement in Japanese. There are twelve teacups in this series, which is the most popular advanced line at Tohan Kiln. This Yunomi has a unique shape called “Tama Yunomi.” AYAME means iris in Japanese, and FUYOH is one type of lotus flower...

HANA SOROE means flower arrangement in Japanese. There are twelve teacups in this series, which is the most popular advanced line at Tohan Kiln. This Yunomi has a unique shape called “Tama Yunomi.” SUI of this name means water and SEN means mountain sage. It seems that SUISEN was named for the appearance of the narcissus bloom...

HANA SOROE means flower arrangement in Japanese. There are twelve teacups in this series, which is the most popular advanced line at Tohan Kiln. This Yunomi has a unique shape called “Tama Yunomi.” MOMIJI means autumn red leaves in Japanese. They are a well-loved symbol of autumn in Japan...

This is created two kinds of soils and has been one of Mr. Tanii's best selling items for more than 30 years. Many customers say that it fits very comfortably in their hands, more so than other tea cups or bowls...

This is created two kinds of soils and has been one of Mr. Tanii's best selling items for more than 30 years. Many customers say that it fits very comfortably in their hands, more so than other tea cups or bowls...

The name of this multi-use cup SEKICHUKA means "flowers in the snow" in Japanese. The red or mauve color emerging on the white glaze is a unique technique developed by Mr. Tanii...

The name of this multi-use cup SEKICHUKA means "flowers in the snow" in Japanese. The red or mauve color emerging on the white glaze is a unique technique developed by Mr. Tanii...

Sepia Flowers Yunomi evokes the sophisticated and unique atmosphere of nostalgic early-modern Japan. This Yunomi is created by a technique called MISHIMA. Before the shaped clay is dried, the piece is decorated using a stamp stick carved with patterns of flowers or another similar design...

Sepia Flowers Yunomi evokes the sophisticated and unique atmosphere of nostalgic early-modern Japan. This Yunomi is created by a technique called MISHIMA. Before the shaped clay is dried, the piece is decorated using a stamp stick carved with patterns of flowers or another similar design...

Made by Toan Dobuchi well known for the subtle and fascinating printing. This Yunomi has a unique shape called 'Tama-Yunomi'...

Made by Toan Dobuchi well known for the subtle and fascinating printing. This Yunomi has a unique shape called 'Tama-Yunomi'...

HANA means flower, and INKA of this name means stamped flower in Japanese. INKA flower stamps, which are colored in white, are decorated outside the cup, in varying sizes, as though you are immersed in a garden of flowers...

HANA means flower, and INKA of this name means stamped flower in Japanese. INKA flower stamps, which are colored in white, are decorated outside the cup, in varying sizes, as though you are immersed in a garden of flowers...

This Yunomi features the quintessential Japanese winter scenery and symbols of the season. Green pine trees capped with white snow are decorated inside and outside the teacup, and red plum flowers bloom near the pine tree...

This Yunomi features the quintessential Japanese winter scenery and symbols of the season. Green pine trees capped with white snow are decorated inside and outside the teacup, and red plum flowers bloom near the pine tree...

SHIKISAI means bright color, and TSUBAKI means camellia flower in Japanese. Fresh camellia petals are colored in navy and purple, and each flower blooms in a different direction. Yellow stamens inside the flowers add bright accent to the flowers...

ORIBE is a green color used in traditional pottery. MENTORI describes the surfaces created by carving away the clay. The traditional green color glaze, ORIBE green, is named after historical tea master, Oribe Furuta...

ORIBE is a green color used in traditional pottery. MENTORI describes the surfaces created by carving away the clay. The traditional green color glaze, ORIBE green, is named after historical tea master, Oribe Furuta...

WAKA means young, and MURASAKI means purple color, but its meaning in this story is the name of the woman whom Hikaru Genji loved. SUMA is the story about Hikaru Genji’s withdrawal. Because he had a relationship with a woman who was an opposition figure in the Imperial Palace, he voluntarily withdrew from the palace and decided to live in SUMA...

WAKA means young, and MURASAKI means purple color, but its meaning in this story is the name of the woman whom Hikaru Genji loved. This teacup portrays the gorgeous and pleasant scene of springtime in Japan, during which Hikaru Genji had a faithful encounter with Murasaki no Ue...

SUMA is the story about Hikaru Genji’s withdrawal. Because he had a relationship with a woman who was an opposition figure in the Imperial Palace, he voluntarily withdrew from the palace and decided to live in SUMA, which was far from the capital...

The story of AOI tells the tale of a quarrel between Aoi and Rokujo no Miyasudokoro at a festival in which Hikaru Genji took part SAWARABI is a story of the marriage and moving of Nakanokimi, who is a woman living in the Uji area. The scene in which Nakanokimi fondly remembers her days in the palace is illustrated on this teacup...

The story of AOI tells the tale of a quarrel between Aoi and Rokujo no Miyasudokoro at a festival in which Hikaru Genji took part. The festival was open to the public, and Rokujo no Miyasudokoro, who was a princess in the Imperial court, and had a relationship with Hikaru Genji went there...

SAWARABI is a story of the marriage and moving of Nakanokimi, who is a woman living in the Uji area. The scene in which Nakanokimi fondly remembers her days in the palace is illustrated on this teacup. When Kaoru, who is the second son of Hikaru Genji, visited the palace and got a glimpse of her in the room, she and her attendants were overwhelmed...

The ancient landscape is drawn in blue glaze on the outside of this cup. The thin and lightweight porcelain enhances the good flavor of the tea. This piece looks very simple, but its quality is extremely high. Once you touch this Yunomi, you will feel its sophistication and elegance...

The ancient landscape is drawn in blue glaze on the outside of this cup. The thin and lightweight porcelain enhances the good flavor of the tea. This piece looks very simple, but its quality is extremely high. Once you touch this Yunomi, you will feel its sophistication and elegance...

This Yunomi is a long-selling favorite in Japan for more than 20 years. Turned upside down, each Yunomi looks like Mt. Fuji. SUSONO and MIHO are both famous views of Mt. Fuji. Combination of sunrise and crane is one of the most auspicious omen motifs. Pine is also an auspicious omen...

This TSURU Yunomi is one of the six FUJIYAMA Yunomi series, and a long-selling favorite in Japan, created by the artist for over 30 years. Turned upside down, it looks like Mt. Fuji. Cherry blossoms, a well-loved symbol of Japan, are painted inside gracefully...

This MATSUBARA Yunomi is one of the six FUJIYAMA Yunomi series, and a long-selling favorite in Japan, created by the artist for over 30 years. Turned upside down, it looks like Mt. Fuji. Cherry blossoms, a well-loved symbol of Japan, are painted inside gracefully...

This set of Yunomi teacups features the six marvelous views of Mt. Fuji, which is a long-selling favorite in Japan, created by the artist Shunzan Mori for more than 30 years. Turned upside down, each Yunomi looks like Mt. Fuji. Each Yunomi features one of six famous views of Mt. Fuji...

This Yunomi teacup has two colors of glaze; one is black, and another is vermillion.The persimmon color is captured in the rich vermilion glaze, which is coated over the entire surface of the teacup. The black colored glaze is then painted by brush inside and outside the teacup...

This Yunomi teacup has two colors of glaze; one is black, and another is vermillion.The persimmon color is captured in the rich vermilion glaze, which is coated over the entire surface of the teacup. The black colored glaze is then painted by brush inside and outside the teacup...

The glaze of this Yunomi is made from the ash of whisky barrels which were made from 100-year old white oak trees, and were used at Suntory for 50 to 60 years...

Mr. Tanii imagined a scene where a genial zephyr (wind) gently stirs the grass, which sways in the soft warm sunlight, and created this Yunomi...

SHIRO of this name means white color and INKA means stamped flower in Japanese. This Yunomi has not only traditional but sophisticated atmosphere. This Yunomi is created by a technique called MISHIMA...

Just at first glance, you may possibly feel that this Yunomi is plain and simple. However, the artist has achieved sophistication without ostentatious garnish. In addition, the thin and lightweight porcelain enhances the good flavor of tea...

MIZUTAMA of this name means polka dot in Japanese. MIZUTAMA Yunomi is not only sophisticated and modern but also ideal for serving tea...

The flavor of green tea depends not only on the quality of tea and brewing process. It depends on the size, shape, and thickness of the vessel that it is brewed or served in...

MANTEN Yunomi is not only sophisticated and modern but also ideal for serving tea. The slight inward curve of the rim helps one to taste Japanese tea flavorfully...

Swaying green tea in a beautiful white teacup in addition to the relaxing flavor and aroma of the tea makes teatime more enjoyable...

This Kyusu is a very classic natural red color and simple style...

The features of this Kyusu are the earthen surface and functional and traditional design. To bring the earthen atmosphere, a specific type of clay, used rarely in Tokoname, is used...

The Japanese characters carved on the side of this Kyusu are "Hannya Shinkyoh" which is one of the most famous Buddhist scriptures...

This Kyusu is specifically designed to be convenient and easy to use. This is not only a convenient and simple design but also sophisticated and modern. MANTEN of this name means perfect score in Japanese...

This Lefty Kyusu is very convenient for left-handed users. We have collaborated with a kiln and specially arranged for this Left-handed Kyusu...

This Large Kyusu is some large size, 840ml (29.6fl oz), perfect for 2 - 6 people. And this is also suitable to brew large amount of Iced Tea...

This Kyusu gives the impression of a spring breeze with butterflies and cherry blossom petals. You will certainly feel that the room and atmosphere around this Kyusu are calm, relaxed, and leisurely. To consider the effort and technique on this Kyusu, this price is absolutely reasonable...

TENMOKU is an iron glaze traditionally known for its impenetrable and elusive nature. It was said that if an artisan tried to pursue TENMOKU glaze, they would become insolvent. Unique pattern on the surface of the teapot is similar to the color inside a sea shell and seven bright color changes occur according the position from which it is viewed...

KIN means gold, and INKA means flower stamping patterns of petals or plants in Japanese. Golden color spirals are stamped in a defined pattern around this teapot. Although the shape of KIN INKA is similar to an iron teakettle and very traditional, it gives us the feeling of something warm with a great presence...

You will certainly look forward to brewing tea in this artful Kyusu, which has been specially designed with the user in mind...

This Lefty Kyusu is very convenient for left-handed users. This is Lefty Kyusu created by a sought-after artisan. We asked an artisan, Mr. Sawada to create a Lefty Kyusu which is not only practical but also beautiful...

This round shape and polka dot pattern bring a unique atmosphere. Dobin is convenient for brewing a large quantity of tea for several guests, or to brew one large pot of tea to drink all day long...

This Dobin is not only very well designed functionally but also reasonable price. This is suitable for brewing a large quantity of tea for guests, one pot of tea for the day, or brewing just one cup flavorfully. Besides, this can brew all kinds of Japanese tea...

The Yuzamashi or Water Cooler is a tea service accessory to adjust the water temperature...

Handcrafted Yuzamasi. The Yuzamashi or Water Cooler is a tea service accessory to adjust the water temperature...

This Yuzamashi is just like our popular SHOHRYU Yuzamashi, only without the handle. Some people find it easier to use a Yuzamashi without a handle. This is easy to use and easy to maneuver and control the water flow with no handle...

White porcelain Yuzamashi. The Yuzamashi or Water Cooler is a tea service accessory to adjust the water temperature...

We at Hibiki-an are pleased to offer this new accessory: a tea infuser for brewing flavorful Japanese green tea anytime, anywhere, without Kyusu tea pot. It is very easy to use to brew green tea...

This tumbler makes it possible to extract genuine Japanese green tea without a Kyusu tea pot. Stylish and compact design makes it easy to carry anywhere, such as in your bag, so you can enjoy drinking your favorite fresh green tea anywhere, anytime, freely...

To preserve freshness, high-quality green tea should be stored in an air-tight container away from heat and moisture...

The capacity is 40g to　100g for loose-leaf tea. The surface of this canister is a printed pattern in the motif of KISSA YOJHOKI. It was the first book about tea, written by Buddhist monk EISAI in 1214, who popularized the idea of drinking tea for good health...

The wood is from the Zelkova tree, known as KEYAKI in Japan. Japanese artisans use KEYAKI for traditional wooden lacquer because the wood is strong and the grain is quite beautiful. KURO means black, and MEHAJIKI is one of the craft techniques used to paint lacquer. The glossy and deep black color evokes a noble and majestic atmosphere...

The stripe design on this tea container is called KOMA NURI in Japanese. KOMA means a toy spinning top, and NURI means painting in Japanese. KOMA is a traditional toy, played with during the New Year holiday celebration in Japan, and is said to be an auspicious item...

This DOHKAN Copper Chazutsu is handmade container for tea leaves which we Hibiki-an specially order for our customers. Copper container is very suitable for the preservation of tea leaves since this is high air-tightness and protected against moisture, and copper itself has an antibacterial effect...

This Copper Matcha Container is handmade container for Matcha which we Hibiki-an specially order for our customers. Copper container is very suitable for the preservation of Matcha powder since this is high air-tightness and protected against moisture, and copper itself has an antibacterial effect...

SEN SUJI means thousand lines in Japanese. Circle lines are elaborately carved on the thin saucer plate, and it is remarkable that the craftsman creates each line by hand. Making circle lines at equal intervals and equal thickness requires great skill, and these lines created by the experienced craftsman are supremely beautiful...

RYUBOKU means driftwood and hints WABI SABI atmosphere in Japanese. The rim, top surface, center, side, and base are all designed with natural and simple atmosphere, which brings out the beauty of Japanese zelkova...

Set of two lacquered natural wooden saucers. The top face is decorated with a traditional technique called NUNOME. The back face is KIKKOH pattern, which is an auspicious omen motif of turtle shell. ..

This is a unique and rare Chataku made of bamboo. SHIROTAKE means white bamboo and KIKU means chrysanthemum in Japanese. It looks like white chrysanthemum blooming in the field. This is carefully braided by skilled hand. The appearance is cool and airy. This is not colored with ink or dye, so its color is of the bamboo itself...

This is a unique and rare Chataku made of bamboo. SOME means dye and HANAGATA means flower in Japanese. As its name suggests, it has been dyed a beautiful and rich brown and it looks like a flower in full bloom. This Chataku is carefully braided by skilled hand. The appearance like lattice is cool and airy. You will be impressed with its fineness...

These MIZUHIKI coasters are made in the form of the plum flower as an auspicious object. Each string of the coaster is colored elegantly, and expresses flowers and nature from season to season. SAKURA means cherry blossom in Japanese. Soft and warm color of pink and yellow evokes the coming of spring...

These MIZUHIKI coasters are made in the form of the plum flower as an auspicious object. Each string of the coaster is colored elegantly, and expresses flowers and nature from season to season. Cosmos can be regarded as the autumn cherry blossom in Japan. Elegant and glossy color of MIZUHIKI reminds us of the soft petals of the cosmos...

This set of two coasters is made from high grade Japanese traditional fabric. TAKEDABISHI is the crest of TAKEDA family, which is one of the famous and strong military families during the warring states period in Japan. BISHI means diamond-shaped pattern...

This is a value set of 6 TAKEDABISHI coasters. With this set, you receive a special value: 6 coasters for the price of 4! TAKEDABISHI is the crest of TAKEDA family, which is one of the famous and strong military families during the warring states period in Japan. BISHI means diamond-shaped pattern...

This set of two coasters is made from high grade Japanese traditional fabric. IRIKO means the same pattern but different size, and BISHI means diamond-shaped pattern. Same size of Diamond patterns are regularly arranged and beautifully lined up in order...

This is a value set of 6 IRIKOBISHI coasters. With this set, you receive a special value: 6 coasters for the price of 4! IRIKO means the same pattern but different size, and BISHI means diamond-shaped pattern. Same size of Diamond patterns are regularly arranged and beautifully lined up in order...

This set of two fabric coasters features a traditional Japanese pattern called TONBO AIZOME, which is one of auspicious patterns. It is said that the pattern was highly acclaimed throughout Japan in the late Edo era (1603 - 1868)...

Our Tea Scoop is very useful for measuring tea leaves from Chazutsu or other tea container and when placing tea leaves into the Kyusu teapot. HYOTAN, which means calabash (bottle gourd) in Japanese, has been a traditional good luck charm since ancient times in Japan...

Our Tea Scoop is very useful for measuring tea leaves from Chazutsu or other tea container and when placing tea leaves into the Kyusu teapot. YAMA ZAKURA means mountain cherry blossom in Japanese. The surface of this Tea Scoop is covered with mountain cherry bark, which is polished to make a smooth texture...

Our Tea Scoop is very useful for measuring tea leaves from Chazutsu or other tea container and when placing tea leaves into the Kyusu teapot. The shape is simple and attractive. SAKURA cherry blossom is the most loved flower in Japan...

Our Tea Scoop is very useful for measuring tea leaves from Chazutsu or other tea container and when placing tea leaves into the Kyusu teapot. HAGOITA is a wooden paddle used in HANETSUKI Japanese battledore, a traditional game historically played on auspicious occasions like New Year's holiday in Japan...

This sophisticated sandglass is a 1 minute tea timer. Tea expertise requires that Japanese green tea should be brewed for a specific length of time for ideal flavor...

We at Hibiki-an are pleased to offer this new accessory: a tea infuser for brewing flavorful Japanese green tea anytime, anywhere, without Kyusu tea pot. It is very easy to use to brew green tea...

This tumbler makes it possible to extract genuine Japanese green tea without a Kyusu tea pot. Stylish and compact design makes it easy to carry anywhere, such as in your bag, so you can enjoy drinking your favorite fresh green tea anywhere, anytime, freely...

This clip is suitable for closing the tea package for storage of daily use tea leaves. The way to use this clip is to fasten the tea package with it, as shown in the picture. This clip is not only functional but also stylish. Beautiful and delicate designs of traditional Japanese scenes and flowers decorate each clip. You will enjoy three designs...