Mizutama means "polka dots" in Japanese. Synonymous with Hizen Yoshida ware, this pattern is attributed to white stones at the bottom of the Narutani River in the upper stream of Haguchi River running through Yoshida village. Mizutama teaware is now a staple and symbol for the Japanese dining table. Soesen Kiln craftsmen continue the traditional technique of hand making every part of the tea ware and hand-carving each piece to create the indented polka-dot design. (Please note: there may be slight differences in color and pattern depending on the individual product.) Mizutama Maru Dobin and Mizutama Kyushu teapots include integrated debeso (half-sphere) filter. Made in Japan. Recipient of Good Design Award.

Soesen Mizutama Maru Dobin (Round with Arched Handle) Teapot

Soesen Mizutama Kyushu (Side Handle) Teapot

Soesen Mizutama Maru (Round) Teacup

Soesen Mizutama Flared Teacup