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• tea
• , flowers
• , flower
• , glass teapot
• , herbal teasans
• , teasan
• , special tea
• , teapot
• , bamboo
• , chinese

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• independent design
• , tea-set
• , brooklyn
• , tabletop
• , handcrafted
• , teaware
• , rare device
• , design objects
• , glass
• , handmade

Cool Cats Teaware Fun, retro teaware includes a teapot, mugs, a tea for one and a tea bag caddy. Each piece is decorated with slinky-looking felines. The pieces are all stoneware, dishwasher and microwave safe.

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• tea
• , retro
• , kitchen
• , tea time
• , cool cats
• , stashtea
• , home decor
• , teaware
• , stoneware
• , home

The “wabi sabi” feel of this teacup can be found in the quirks and anomalies of its glaze, which add uniqueness and elegance. Having a light colored teacup always helps to see the tea infusion color, which is particularly important to Japanese tea connoisseurs.

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• artisan
• , teacups
• , teaware
• , home accessories

A beautifully hand crafted bamboo tea table houses an exquisite dark brown clay teapot, a sharing pitcher, teacups, a bamboo scoop, and an exclusive Golden Phoenix Oolong Tea. Each element is encased in a silk-lined compartment. Includes forest green canvas carrying case, not shown here.

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• teaware
• , unique
• , home accessories
• , gifts

Yakishime Tetsuki Samashi This Yakishime (unglazed natural clay) Tetsuki Samashi (water cooler with handle) was hand crafted by Japanese pottery master Shimizu Genji-san. Water cooling pitchers such as the Yakishime Tetsuki Samashi are an essential tool for making many premium teas as it allows you to cool hot water to the appropriate temperature before pouring it into the teapot. After the tea is infused for the appropriate time you may decant back into the water cooler and use it as a sharing pitcher to divide the tea evenly into each teacup.

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• home
• , ceramic
• , teaware
• , handmade
• , dining
• , teapots
• , kitchen
• , pitchers

"I use a combination of slip casting and hand building techniques to create forms with many components, often recreating objects and placing them out of context. For example, I frequently use a tap as a mug handle or a teapot lid. Their surfaces make reference to utilitarian wares from industrial ceramic history, including mocha ware, Cornish ware and blue and white porcelain. Floral transfers and metallic lustres are the finishing touches to create eclectic pieces that are precious and collectable yet ordinary and familiar." Prices on request.

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• whimsical
• , collectibles
• , handcrafted
• , home decor
• , artisan
• , teapots
• , ceramic
• , ceramics
• , dining
• , handmade

Looking to simplify preparation of loose tea? Our electric tea maker is the answer. Say goodbye to kettles, teapots and over-steeped cups. This wondrous appliance does it all - heats water, steeps leaves, and keeps tea warm so you may enjoy it all day long. Variable timer and temperature control lets you adjust the strength of an infusion, ensuring a perfect cup of tea each time. Works well with all tea varieties. This has got to be the best electric tea-maker ever! I bought it and it makes a perfect cup of tea--everytime!

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• herbal
• , flavors
• , green
• , iced
• , teas
• , adagio
• , loose tea
• , teaware
• , teapots
• , teabags

tea for one (red) This beautifully designed two for one set is perfect for brewing our loose teas. $25.00

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• teaware

800313 Playful polka-dots adorn this bright yellow and white handpainted ceramic teaware. The teapot has a classic round shape. Microwave safe. Handwashing is recommended. Teapot holds 48 oz.

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• polka dot
• , home
• , polka dots
• , teaware
• , ceramic
• , shopstashtea
• , playful
• , kitchen

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• gourmet
• , home
• , teaware
• , tea strainer
• , kitchen
• , designer