Handmade Taiwanese teapot with a balanced ivory and ochre glaze, crafted for mindful tea moments and gentle rituals
Taiwanese ceramic teapot resting on wood, golden and white glaze catching the soft early morning light, inviting quiet reflection
Delicate Taiwanese teapot shown from an angle, highlighting the harmonious blend of spout, handle, and fitted lid
Overhead view of a Taiwanese teapot, spiral lid and softly glazed surface speaking to artisan care and everyday ritual
Top view of opened Taiwanese teapot, lid gently set aside, revealing the vessel’s fine, well-finished interior—ready for steeping in tranquility
Handmade Taiwanese teapot with a balanced ivory and ochre glaze, crafted for mindful tea moments and gentle rituals
Taiwanese ceramic teapot resting on wood, golden and white glaze catching the soft early morning light, inviting quiet reflection
Delicate Taiwanese teapot shown from an angle, highlighting the harmonious blend of spout, handle, and fitted lid
Overhead view of a Taiwanese teapot, spiral lid and softly glazed surface speaking to artisan care and everyday ritual
Top view of opened Taiwanese teapot, lid gently set aside, revealing the vessel’s fine, well-finished interior—ready for steeping in tranquility

Clouds & Water | Ivory & Ochre Glaze Teapot from Taiwan

US$295.00

This delicate teapot from Taiwan has a fine structure, a refined spout and a perfectly fitted lid that reveal precision and care, two qualities that make it a gentle companion for tea ceremonies. Its ivory, ochre and gold like glaze is soft to the eye.

In Taiwan, drinking tea every day is a pleasing ritual. It is a moment to pause to be fully present and to honor the beauty of nature and daily life. Rooted in the tradition of Chinese Gongfu Cha and influenced by Japanese tea culture, Taiwanese tea culture places special value on the appreciation of fine utensils and the grace of gestures. Ceremonies unfold with intention, emphasizing respect and attention to detail. The poem “a row of clouds, running water,” describes the step where hot water awakens the tea leaves and then gently flows over a line of cups to warm them. This simple act sets the tone for the gathering, inviting us to slow down and appreciate the present moment.

With its calming atmosphere, this teapot is an invitation to create our own mindful rituals.

This delicate teapot from Taiwan has a fine structure, a refined spout and a perfectly fitted lid that reveal precision and care, two qualities that make it a gentle companion for tea ceremonies. Its ivory, ochre and gold like glaze is soft to the eye.

In Taiwan, drinking tea every day is a pleasing ritual. It is a moment to pause to be fully present and to honor the beauty of nature and daily life. Rooted in the tradition of Chinese Gongfu Cha and influenced by Japanese tea culture, Taiwanese tea culture places special value on the appreciation of fine utensils and the grace of gestures. Ceremonies unfold with intention, emphasizing respect and attention to detail. The poem “a row of clouds, running water,” describes the step where hot water awakens the tea leaves and then gently flows over a line of cups to warm them. This simple act sets the tone for the gathering, inviting us to slow down and appreciate the present moment.

With its calming atmosphere, this teapot is an invitation to create our own mindful rituals.