William Winslow pouring chawan nr.4

William Winslow pouring chawan nr.4H: 8cm D: 11cm William is a young potter who has been working with clay for four years, attracted to the quiet canvas of the applied art. His inspiration has several sources Asian as well as Western pottery traditions each offering its own understanding of form, weight and use. "I am particularly interested in how objects interact with everyday life, how they feel in hands, and how the traditions associated with them bring people together. " His

making it a recommended drink for any occasion

which is a more careful process

Rinse: before starting the infusion

tea per cup and pour the water over when it has cooled slightly (80 gr)

cranberry-like taste

with the tightly rolled needles and flat tencha leaves providing a sensuous adventure for both the eyes and the palette

aromatic spices

It can also easily stand for a few hours or a day without becoming bitter

Ingredienser: Ristet grøn te

and how the traditions associated with them bring people together

Genmaicha is a blend of Japanese sencha and brown rice

Crafted exclusively from the Narino cultivar