“Moonlit Ripples Over Rocks” Pottery Teapot

This teapot has a body that combines square and round shapes, with lines on the surface resembling ripples created by spring water flowing over rocks. The lid is particularly interesting, omitting the usual knob and resembling the reflection of a full moon on spring water, hence the name "Moonlit Ripples Over Rocks.” The unique glaze color is naturally formed by the reaction of the glaze to the kiln fire, making each piece one-of-a-kind. The misty-blue color is reminiscent of the sky or distant mountains. The smoky yellow within the blue adds richness to the surface and gives a warm feeling. With use, fine cracking patterns may emerge on the surface, adding interest to its usage.

The teapot pours smoothly with a clean water cutoff, and the handle is comfortable to hold. The unique lid design, without a traditional knob, is easy to grip from the sides. This adds a delightful and playful twist to the tea brewing ritual. Its compact size makes it an excellent choice for a solitary tea session or an intimate gathering of a few friends.