CHA KOURO NABAN / Tea burner
CHA KOURO NABAN / Tea burner
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This stoneware tea burner uses a candle. It releases a very pleasant and relaxing fragrance, especially when using sencha tea. It's ideal for using up tea that's a little past its prime or has absorbed moisture. The tea will perfume the room and surprise your guests.
Made in Tokoname, one of the great centers of Japanese pottery, in central Japan. Pieces produced in limited quantities and difficult to find in Europe.
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