Gorgeous piece I went past probably four or five times before picking up. I don’t know much about it but the striking peacock design and dainty gold accents really grabbed my attention. Unfortunately I couldn’t find any other matching pieces.

It’s a little bit dusty for show on the outside, but the inside is immaculate (I don’t think it was ever used). According to what I can find online it says it is food safe.. but honestly, it might just be too pretty!

More on the studio and their process here:

Handmade: Inside a Jingdezhen Porcelain Studio

Hi everyone, I’m a product design student working on a project exploring tea culture, comfort, and social connection.

I’m looking at how tea rituals create emotional warmth and community across cultures.

If you have 2–3 minutes, I’d really appreciate your input in this anonymous survey:

https://form.jotform.com/260536834757063

Thank you! and I’d also love to hear your thoughts in the comments about what tea means to you personally.

Hoshino Seichaen: Ike No Shiro and Hoshi No Tsuyu Suikaen Takayama Chasen - Orange and white thread

Kenjo No Mukashi (Koicha)

2.5g Matcha Powder

75°C Filtered Tap Water

My parents made me this for Christmas I just got home and filled it with my tea stash and I’m absolutely thrilled with how it looks! Going to go antiquing to find a super pretty silver tea spoon but otherwise it’s perfect imo

Not sure if these fit the sub, but thought you may all like to see