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Country of Origin : India
Set of 1 teapot and 4 teacups in Longpi Black Pottery from Manipur.
Material : Ground Serpentinite Stone + Clay, Cane
Dimensions : Teapot - 9.5 inches length from spout to handle, 2.5 inches width, 6 inches height with lid; EachTeacup - 4 inches width with handle, 2.5 inches diameter, 2 inches height; Each Bowl: 6.75x3.5x1.25 inches; Tray: 10 x 10 x 1.5 inches;
Color Black + Beige
Wash & Care : Wash with warm water, use mild soap and soft sponge if required. Do not scrub. Dry completely before storing. To be shipped within 3-5 days of placing the order.
Longpi pottery from Manipur is made from a mixed paste of ground black serpentinite stone and special brown clay, which is found only in Longpi village. The pots are manually shaped, polished, sun-dried and fired in a bonfire. The black color of Longpi ham is a result of reduction firing of the ware, while polishing the heated earthen pots with a local tree leaf right after firing gives them the beautiful shine.
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