262-10 Banko Yaki - Purple Clay Teapot kobiwako resulting in a musty smell

resulting in a musty smell or sourness that affects the overall purity of the tea

The bold branch effectively transfer the nutrition from the ground

The outcome is completely different depending on the quality of straw

What we emphasize is not the typical brownish white tea found in Yunnan Province but rather the production of white tea with a fresh green hue

high-quality ripe pu-erh tea exhibits a tea liquor that is rich in color yet clear

262-10 Banko Yaki - Purple Clay Teapot kobiwako resulting in a musty smellArtist : Masaki Tachi Origin of Clay : Natural purple clay from Mie Prefecture, Japan Packing : In a Japanese wooden box with artist's signature. Filter : Bulbous type clay filter Volume : Approximately 300ml * Because each piece is handmade, there will be slight color variance. The actual color might show a variance due to the resolution of photo on display. * The volume indicated is an estimated volume of the tea pot. There might be some variance in