Polka Dot Tea Utensils / Earthenware / Teapots

Although the polka dot pattern is a relatively new postwar technique, this product is positioned as a symbol of the dining table of Showa-era Japan. Although the amount of production has decreased over time, this product is still produced by a kiln in Saga Prefecture.

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Soeisen Pottery

This pottery produces tea utensils with a polka dot pattern that is synonymous with Yoshida-yaki in Saga Prefecture. While pursuing a polka dot pattern that matches the times, the traditional technique of hand carving each piece has been handed down.