I am a Small Silver Teapot. Who said teatime can't be a little twisted. With a handle and ceramic pot like this, I'm ready to shake things up.
With it's gleaming copper handle and silver overglaze, this teapot really stands out as a sculptural, almost decorative piece but the beauty is that it is fully functional as a teapot or kettle that can be heated under a flame. We especially have fond memories of this teapot as it is the teapot Masanobu Ando used to perform a tea ceremony demonstration during the exhibition Shaping the Void. A video of it's journey from Japan to the shelves of our gallery in Manhattan can be viewed here.
Silver Teapot was curated by Angélique Chmielewski.
Maker: Masanobu Ando
Designer: Masanobu Ando
Dimensions:
Approximately: 5.6” (w) x 6.1” (l) x 8.6" (h) or 14.2cm (w) x 15.5cm (l) x 21.8cm (h)
Weight:
1.0 lb or 0.5 kg
Materials:
Ceramic, Sterling silver overglaze, Copper