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Stainless Steel Strainer for Hakusan MARUCO Teapot

¥450 JPY

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Left-handed highlights

An optional insert for the MARUCO left-handed teapot. The strainer itself can be handled with either hand.

A note from HIDARI

A small addition for brewing finer-cut tea in the compact MARUCO pot.

A removable strainer for finer tea leaves in the MARUCO teapot.

This stainless-steel strainer is made for the Hakusan MARUCO Left-Handed Teapot. Use it when you want a finer filter than the teapot's built-in ceramic strainer.

Strainer only; the teapot is sold separately. This model is for MARUCO. For the larger SAWA pot, choose the SAWA strainer.

Size and care

Hakusan model 5350, approximately 53 mm wide × 50 mm high according to the maker’s size code. Hand wash with a soft sponge, rinse well and dry after use. Remove the strainer from the teapot before microwaving. The strainer itself must not be used in a microwave.

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Specification

Size
Approx. W53 × H50 mm (Hakusan model 5350; maker’s size code)
Material
Stainless steel
Made in
Japan
Care
Hand wash gently with a soft sponge, rinse well and dry after use. Remove from the teapot before microwaving. Do not put the stainless-steel strainer in a microwave.
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