Indigo Blue Japanese Teapot Seikou The non-slip tips of the

The non-slip tips of the chopsticks make it easier to eat slippery foods such as noodles

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Indigo Blue Japanese Teapot Seikou The non-slip tips of theThis Japanese teapot has graceful curves and a deep blue color. This is a product of Seigado, a metalwork studio in Niigata Prefecture. After melting copper into a sheet form, it is hammered into shape using the hammering technique called tsuiki, making the piece seamless. The spout and handle are silver waxed for durability. The lid knob is covered with sandalwood. The handle is wrapped with wisteria vines. The inside is tin plated so that no odor