The basic material of the Shiboridashi by the Lower Saxony tea pottery master Karina Klages is a fine-grained light grey clay. The fine-sand, rough surface emerging during firing helps the outer surfaces of the vessel to best haptic properties. Together with the simple, functional design, it also shapes the aesthetics and visual appearance of the tea vessel. Another functional and…
The basic material of the Shiboridashi and accompanying teacup by the Lower Saxony tea pottery master Karina Klages is a fine-grained light grey clay. The fine-sand, rough surface emerging during firing helps the vessels' outer surfaces to best haptic properties. Together with the simple, functional design, it also shapes the aesthetics and visual appearance of both vesssels. Another functional and…
The basic material of the Shiboridashi and accompanying teacup by the Lower Saxony tea pottery master Karina Klages is a fine-grained sand-colored clay. The fine-sand, rough surface emerging during firing helps the vessels' outer surfaces to best haptic properties. Together with the simple, functional design, it also shapes the aesthetics and visual appearance of both vesssels. Another functional and aesthetic…
The Signature Shiboridashi is made of a fine, light clay, and left unglazed. When firing, the almost white clay develops dark speckles, which are iron inclusions, i. e. droplets of iron contained in the clay. In addition, different shades of color arise, forming a visually discreet, but nevertheless appealing stripe pattern. What's more, not only in aesthetic, but also in…
2-part set of shiboridashi and tea bowl, 120ml each, light grey clay with white interior and spontaneous glaze. The fine-sand, rough surface emerging during firing helps the outer surfaces of the vessel to best haptic properties. Together with the simple, functional design, it also shapes the aesthetics and visual appearance of the tea vessels. White interior glaze covering bottom and…
Side Handle Teapot, individually handcrafted according to SiamTeas specifications by Lower Saxony tea pottery master Karina Klages. The coarse, fine sandy emerging during firing helps the outer surfaces, particularly the side handle, to best haptic properties. Together with the simple, functional design, it also shapes the overall aesthetics and visual appearance of the tea vessel. With integrated spout strainer and…
