These beautiful teapots can be produced by the Japanese ceramic studio WoMoCrafts. This artwork is the culmination of thirty years of ceramic craftsmanship and represents the epitome of Japanese aesthetics.
Shape: Shaped like a gourd or a kyusu, it has the typical form of a Japanese teapot, but slightly irregular, highlighting the traces of handcrafting.
Material: Made of high-quality clay, with a naturally exposed surface, without glaze covering, displaying the original texture of the clay.
Color: Showing natural earth tones or grays, perhaps with hints of pale green or gray-brown, with firing marks varying in depth due to wood-firing.
Texture: The surface may have subtle uneven textures or firing marks formed during the wood-firing process, showcasing a primitive, rustic beauty.
Handle: There is a simple ceramic handle at the top, in line with the design style of Japanese teapots, but the handle may be slightly rough to coordinate with the overall wabi-sabi style.
Capacity: Approximately150ml, suitable for brewing tea.
