Top-tea set by Oki Sato of Nendo.
‘A teapot and cup set. The thick wooden lid provides good insulation to keep the tea warm, and its pointed centre condenses steam into liquid and directs it back into the teapot, rather dripping down the sides. The lid becomes a top, and can be spun on the tabletop for amusement while drinking tea’
(Source: nendo.jp)
Paola Navone has designed a range for Reichenbach called, “Taste!”, with a bead relief on the edge of the saucers.
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The hugely popular tea set designed by Ali Miller. It was seen in the recent Sherlock series and recently being held by Stephen Fry in the advertisement for ‘Visit Britain’. Ali Miller has sold out for the moment but you can still find some here at Rockett St George
Spanish designer Jaime Hayón has designed a range of porcelain tableware for Japanese porcelain company Kutani Choemon, in collaboration with Japanese product design brand Maruwakaya.
What do you think of when you think of New York? Graffiti….Hot Dog Stands…..Garbage cans…..? New York Delft by Lovegrove & Repucci bringing modernity to the traditional form.
The Sunset Strip tattoo artist Paul Tinman has collaborated with Ink Dish to produce pieces of china based on his Japanese Irezumi tattoo designs.
A little round-round-land series spinning cup and saucer, featuring 2 designs: Merry Go Round and Adventures in Wonderland designed by Biaugust.
Utilizing a 2 layer saucer design, with a simple flick of your finger, the upper saucer can be spun while the cup is still placed on top. This will allow the images on the saucer to reflect on the platinum coated mirrors on the cup to create a merry-go-round effect. Visually entertaining and innovative, keeping your guests and children a lot to play with when using this unique cup and saucer.
Kooki Tea for Two.
1 porcelain teapot with bamboo lid, 2 porcelain cups & 1 bamboo tray designed by Lexon Studio.
Kookii for tea.
1 teapot with bamboo lid, 1 porcelain jug, 4 porcelain cups, 1 pot, 4 ss spoons & 1 bamboo tray, designed by Alexandre Dubreuil.
Kookii for 6.
6 porcelain cups, 6 bamboo saucers, 6 ss spoons on bamboo tray designed by Fellina Sok Cham.