This is a normal spout, not a dragon spout. [Tea utensils/tea ceremony tools silver teapot (silver bottle/silver bottle)/tea kettle (tea kettle)] Nanryo Isseido Made by Kunio Ito Made of pure silver Weight: Approximately 720g

● Ginke is a type of tea ceremony utensil, a kettle made from silver.
For regular items, there are also items made by plating copper with silver or tin. Since silver does not change the taste of the water, silver pots are considered the ideal utensils for sencha.
Silver has the highest light reflectance of all metals and has a beautiful shine.
Over time, it reacts with sulfur in the air and turns black; this is called "tarnished silver" and many people enjoy this deep luster, so some products are deliberately made to be tarnished silver from the start.
You can maintain its shine by using silver polish, so choose whether you prefer to enjoy its beautiful shine or the sophisticated luster of tarnished silver.

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The price is (subject to change) the price at the time of ordering (orders cannot be cancelled after ordering)
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(Weight may vary)
Important change: It will be a normal spout instead of a dragon spout.
Weight: Approximately 720-790g (subject to change)
Size: Approx. 19cm wide x 15cm diameter x 22cm high (including handle)
Material: Pure silver (99.9%)
Author: Isseido Kunio Ito
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[4th Generation] Ito Issei-do
Born in Nagoya in 1949
In 1967, he studied under Masashi Ito.
After acquiring the skills, he began using drawn copper materials to create a wide range of metal tea ceremony utensils, earning him high praise in the art world to this day.
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Box: Wooden box