This handcrafted Hohin teapot by ceramic artist Beatrice Kelerienė was created and wood-fired in the Dukstos Anagama kiln, where ash, flame, and prolonged heat shaped its warm, naturally varied surface. The Hohin, a traditional Japanese handleless teapot, is especially valued for brewing high-quality teas such as Gyokuro or Sencha, offering excellent control and a pure tea experience.
The vessel features a sculpted pouring spout, a well-fitting lid, and subtle thumb rests on the sides for steady handling. During the multi-day anagama firing, melting ash formed the rich transitions of earthy browns, smoky greys, and golden highlights seen across its surface. Natural speckling and flame-born markings make this piece completely unique — a true product of the kiln’s atmosphere.
A functional piece of tea culture and a collectible example of authentic wood-fired craftsmanship.

Handmade by Beatrice Kelerienė
Fired in the Dūkštos anagama wood kiln
Traditional Hohin design (handleless teapot)
Sculpted spout and thumb rests for controlled pouring
Warm earthen palette with natural ash effects
Ideal for gyokuro, sencha, and mindful tea brewing
One-of-a-kind artisan teapot
h 10 cm
w 10 cm