Crafted in Dehua, this porcelain teapot has been entirely covered in a layer of silver, giving it a subtle matte sheen and a soft metallic texture. Unlike wood-fired ceramics, this piece was not exposed to direct flame — its surface remains even and controlled, highlighting the craftsmanship of the silver coating rather than the unpredictability of the kiln.
The shape is rounded and organic, reminiscent of a gourd or a river stone — asymmetrical, yet balanced. Gentle indentations and irregularities are part of the form itself, creating a tactile sense of quiet movement. The handle and spout are slightly contrasting in tone, adding visual depth to the otherwise monochromatic finish.
This is a meditative piece, both functional and sculptural — ideal for those who seek minimalism with character in their tea rituals.
The shape is rounded and organic, reminiscent of a gourd or a river stone — asymmetrical, yet balanced. Gentle indentations and irregularities are part of the form itself, creating a tactile sense of quiet movement. The handle and spout are slightly contrasting in tone, adding visual depth to the otherwise monochromatic finish.
This is a meditative piece, both functional and sculptural — ideal for those who seek minimalism with character in their tea rituals.