New Teaware Arrivals

This 120ml Silver-Lined Shiboridashi is especially well-suited for brewing Japanese green teas. The vessel, made of famous Arita-Yaki Porcelain, is hand-carved using the Tobikanna technique (飛鉋) – a method of decorating the surface with rhythmic, fine markings. After carving, a layer of silver is brushed onto the surface, and the piece is fired again. Silver is known to affect the taste of water, making the water softer, which brings out the tea's natural sweetness. Each piece is carved by hand, so no two are exactly alike.

This 120ml Arita-Yaki Porcelain Shiboridashi is especially well-suited for brewing Japanese green teas. The blue splashes on the surface are done in the Fukizumi style (吹墨), where the color is applied by flicking the glaze with the fingers, creating an organic pattern that feels spontaneous. No two pieces turn out the same!

The Jianzhan glaze is not only stunningly beautiful. Rich in iron, it makes tea taste sweeter and more rounded. The cup's shape is called "Flower Bud". Flower bud represents new beginnings, hope and potential – the promise of growth and transformation. This cup is handmade by Yang Jia Jang, an Inheritor of Intangible Cultural Heritage and a National First-Level potter.

This unique 85ml gaiwan, crafted from high-iron Dehua clay, features a faceted design inspired by the angles of a rough diamond. The wood-firing process gives each piece its own unique glaze and texture, making it one of a kind. The size is perfect for solo-teaing. Created by A Jie, an amazing artist we met in Fujian, this gaiwan brings together centuries of ceramic tradition with a fresh, artistic perspective, adding a unique touch to a tea session.

This tea set by A Jie includes the "Rough Diamond" Gaiwan and "Weathered Rock" Teacup, both crafted using high-iron Dehua clay and a traditional wood-firing process. The rugged and faceted designs complement each other beautifully, and the smaller size of the gaiwan makes it perfect for solo tea sessions with your most precious teas. Each piece is unique, reflecting the natural elements of fire and clay, and brings out the tea’s natural sweetness.

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