Collection: Tea Sets

Immerse yourself in the rich tradition of Japanese tea culture with our Japanese Tea Sets Collection, crafted in Japan's famed Mino region. Known for its long history of ceramic artistry, the Mino region produces some of the finest teapots and tea cups, blending traditional craftsmanship with modern design. Whether you're enjoying a quiet moment alone or hosting guests for a formal tea ceremony, our tea sets offer an authentic and elegant way to experience the art of Japanese tea.

Diversity in Japanese tea culture

Japan's tea culture is as diverse as its landscapes, with various regions specialising in different styles, materials, and techniques for creating teaware. Use these sets to serve a variety of Japanese tea leaves, from the fresh grassy notes of sencha to the rich, roasted flavours of hojicha. Our collection captures this cultural heritage with sets that include both teapots and tea cups in the traditional Japanese way.

Handcrafted in Japan's Mino region

Each tea set in our collection is handcrafted from Minoyaki porcelain, a ceramic style that has been perfected over centuries in Japan's Mino region. The teapots are crafted with attention to detail, with spouts designed for a smooth pour and handles that are comfortable to hold. Each matching tea cup is shaped to enhance the aroma and flavours of the tea. Available in a variety of glazes and finishes, each set is a work of art, offering a unique blend of tradition and craftsmanship.

Ideal for gifting

Looking for the perfect gift for tea lovers? Our tea sets are an excellent choice as gifts for birthdays, weddings, or housewarming celebrations. The thoughtful design and high-quality craftsmanship ensure that each set carries a meaningful connection to Japan's rich tea traditions.

Advantages:

Each set includes a teapot and matching tea cups.
Made from Minoyaki porcelain, known for its durability and beauty.
Versatile for any occasion, such as casual tea breaks or more formal gatherings.
Perfect for gifting to loved ones or tea enthusiasts.

Disadvantages:

The smaller teapots in some sets may not be ideal for serving large groups, requiring more frequent refilling during gatherings.
Slight variations in colour, glaze or shape may be noticeable due to the handmade nature.
As with any fine porcelain, these tea sets require careful handling to avoid chips or damage.