織部燒屬於日本美濃陶瓷的一部（還有志野和瀨户烧），是日本古瓷很有特色的一種釉色。
美濃作家窯址如鈴木八郎、加藤清三等，多聚居於愛知縣和岐阜縣之間，運用當地水土燃材和獨特的築窯技術(半穴窯、分焰柱、昇焰墻之應用)，善用銅綠釉輔以鐵釉，製成獨特美感的生活茶陶，數百年來，廣為世人喜愛。
此套茶具含側把壺、湯冷和五只小杯。銅綠釉輔以鐵釉，加上不規側的器物形態，是典型的織部燒特色！
"Oribe-ware" Sencha Tea Set
Oribe-ware is a major branch of Japanese Mino ceramics (alongside Shino and Seto-guro), representing a highly distinctive glaze style in historical Japanese pottery.
Mino artisans and kilns—such as Hachiro Suzuki and Seizo Kato—mostly gathered along the border of Aichi and Gifu Prefectures. Utilizing local clay, water, and firewood, alongside unique kiln-building techniques (including the use of semi-underground kilns, flame-dividing pillars, and flame-raising walls), they masterfully combined copper-green and iron glazes. This craft created everyday tea pottery with a unique aesthetic that has been widely cherished worldwide for centuries.
This tea set includes a side-handled teapot (kyusu), a water cooling bowl (yuzamashi), and five small cups. The vivid copper-green glaze accented with iron glazes, combined with the intentionally asymmetrical, organic forms, perfectly embodies the classic characteristics of Oribe-ware!
