There is an impressive gravity to the work of Taiwanese potter, Zhang Hao Yan, yet his mastery and materiality always stop shy of sobriety. Each of his pieces exudes an undeniable playfulness displayed via the lines and profiles of each vessel, creating personality through form.

Thrown from grog-rich stoneware clay, this teapot is thrown and trimmed by hand on the potter’s wheel, this piece is topped with a charming hand formed finial that offsets the gently symmetry of this piece. Undulations in color, texture, and iridescence are the result of ash and flame as they traveled along channels of air in through the wood burning chamber of the kiln and up through the chimney. This teapot underwent more than 5 days in this state, building up the rich surface of the pot.

This teapot is one of a kind.

Usage and care: To wash, simply rinse between uses or hand scrub. We do not recommend use of detergent.