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Våg Coffee Pot
JPY 6,600 (incl. tax)
A bird-like spout and a handle extending from the body give this pot its distinctive shape. It is designed for easy pouring of coffee or tea. Like the coffee cup and mug, it has a generous, comfortable handle.
Dimensions W170×D100×H125
Capacity 420 ml to the brim
Materials Porcelain and stainless steel
Made in Japan
Includes a tea strainer.
Use and care
Microwave and dishwasher safe. Do not use in an oven. Remove the tea strainer before heating in a microwave.
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A bird-like pot for brewing tea
A beak-like spout and a generous, wing-like handle give this pot its distinctive character. Its compact 420 ml capacity is ideal for two and takes up little space.
Pair it with the coffee cup or small plate
Use the versatile small plate as a saucer and pair it with the pot.
A recommended tea set from the Våg collection.
It sets the scene for a leisurely tea break on a quiet morning.
Includes an easy-to-clean stainless steel strainer
The stainless steel strainer makes cleaning up after brewing tea easier. Remove the strainer to use the pot for dashi stock.
A colour for everyone
Choose from five colors and enjoy combining them with a coffee cup in a different color. Find a combination of your own.
Turn the piece over
Våg revives a design by ceramic designer Kazuo Yamada. The rounded shapes and bright colours have made the collection a favourite at POTPURRI.
The pieces work together across a table setting. A glaze that develops mottled markings in the kiln brings out the soft curves of the porcelain. The underside carries the collection name, the designer’s signature and the mark of the kiln in Gifu where each piece is fired.
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