Puffer Fish Tea Set

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Our handmade Puffer Fish Tea Set is perfect for intimate tea sessions with friends or loved ones. The small size is ideal both for practicing Gong Fu style tea ceremonies and drinking Japanese teas. While sipping tea, take time to admire this charming one of a kind teapot resembling a plump puffer fish swimming through the waters.

What's in the set: 1 teapot and 2 matching cups

Volume:

Teapot: 5.4fl oz / 160ml

Cups: 2.4fl oz / 70ml

Material:

Teapot: Pottery. Unglazed. Handmade.

Cups: Pottery. Glazed. Handmade.

Dimensions:

Teapot: 1.6 x 3in / 4 x 7.5cm

Cups: 2.2 x 2.5in / 5.5 x 6.2cm

NOTE: This teapot and teacups are handmade and hand-painted. It makes each item truly unique and one of a kind. So please keep in mind that the delivered items may not appear exactly as pictured, but will be crafted in the same style and spirit.

NOTE: Avoid using detergents when cleaning.

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