Japanese Teapots
Shop Japanese teapots and tea sets hand-decorated by Kutani ware artisans in Ishikawa Prefecture. Each teapot is sized for Japanese green teas like sencha and genmaicha, with a quick, clean pour, and is beautiful enough to leave out on the shelf.
Choose a single teapot, such as the Kacho Fugetsu Teapot, the Sparrow Tea Pot or the Atelier Yu Cats in a Sunny Spot Kutani Teapot, or a complete tea set with matching cups like the Kutsurogi Flower & Bird Tea Set and the Gold Hanazume Teapot Set. Teapots start from $98, and tea sets make a treasured wedding, anniversary or housewarming gift.
Add matching Japanese tea cups, or explore more Kutani ware. New to Japanese teapots? Start with our Japanese teapot guide. Shipping is free Australia-wide on orders over $100.
Japanese Teapots
Shop Japanese teapots and tea sets hand-decorated by Kutani ware artisans in Ishikawa Prefecture. Each teapot is sized for Japanese green teas like sencha and genmaicha, with a quick, clean pour, and is beautiful enough to leave out on the shelf.
Choose a single teapot, such as the Kacho Fugetsu Teapot, the Sparrow Tea Pot or the Atelier Yu Cats in a Sunny Spot Kutani Teapot, or a complete tea set with matching cups like the Kutsurogi Flower & Bird Tea Set and the Gold Hanazume Teapot Set. Teapots start from $98, and tea sets make a treasured wedding, anniversary or housewarming gift.
Add matching Japanese tea cups, or explore more Kutani ware. New to Japanese teapots? Start with our Japanese teapot guide. Shipping is free Australia-wide on orders over $100.
More about Japanese teapots
Japanese Teapots and Tea Sets
Made for Japanese Green Tea
Japanese green teas like sencha are brewed with water around 70 to 80 degrees and steeped briefly, so a teapot that pours quickly and cleanly matters. The classic Japanese teapot is the kyusu, traditionally with a side handle that lets you pour with a twist of the wrist.
Hand-Painted Kutani Teapots
Our teapots are Kutani ware from Ishikawa Prefecture, hand-decorated in rich colours. Choose the Sparrow Tea Pot, the Bird Tea Pot, the Jumping Rabbit Moon Teapot or the Kacho Fugetsu Teapot, named for the Japanese phrase meaning flower, bird, wind and moon.
Japanese Tea Sets
A matching teapot and cups makes an ideal gift. The Kutsurogi Flower & Bird Tea Set brings a graceful design to the whole set, and cat lovers will adore Atelier Yu's Cats in a Sunny Spot Teapot.
Complete Your Tea Set
Add matching Japanese tea cups or a matcha bowl, and browse our Japanese gift sets for presents that arrive ready to give.
Frequently Asked Questions
The most common Japanese teapot is called a kyusu, which traditionally has a side handle and is designed for brewing green tea. Larger top-handle pots are called dobin, and cast iron pots are tetsubin.
Rinse with warm water after each use and let it dry with the lid off so no moisture is trapped inside. Avoid harsh detergents on hand-painted designs. Check each product page for care instructions.
Yes. We ship Japanese teapots and tea sets Australia-wide, with free shipping on orders over $100.