Ceramic Japan - Teapot "Yagi" (goat) zitronenpresse The beginning of the 20th

The beginning of the 20th century saw increasing complexity in the study of mathematics and it heralded the use of three dimensional models as teaching aids

The snail was designed in 1949

The trilobate shape allows the writing object not to slip on the table like other circular section pens and gives an ergonomic grip perfect to be embraced by the three fingers of the hand

Available in 3 shapes

SMALL 14 cm : previously CHF 58

Ceramic Japan - Teapot "Yagi" (goat) zitronenpresse The beginning of the 20thHumorous japanese earthenware for tea lovers please also use for warm sake and miso soup stock This dobin style teapot, with an animal form and a bamboo handle has a smooth and precise pour. The earthenware teapot with a "yagi" goat motif has a stable oval shape. Kiln altered glaze is hand applied to red clay, and bamboo is used for the handle. Because of this, one can expect variation from piece to piece. The texture of the material is strongly felt