Straight Handle Teapot

Quiet Ash Teapot

A Calm Presence for Daily Tea

This teapot was handcrafted in Dehua by ceramic artist Huang Qiuyang, shaped slowly by hand and finished in a wood-fired kiln. Fire, ash, and time decide its final surface—no two are ever the same.

Its form is modest and grounded. Nothing dramatic. Nothing performative.
Just a quiet object that feels right the moment you pick it up.

How It Feels

The body is softly rounded, sitting low and steady on the table.
The straight handle fits naturally into your grip, offering a calm, controlled pour—no adjustment, no learning curve.

The ash glaze settles in gentle gray tones, like morning mist resting on stone.
Some areas feel smooth, others subtly textured—your fingers notice before your eyes do.

This is a teapot that doesn’t ask for attention,
but rewards it.

Why It Fits Your Life

• Made for Everyday Gongfu
  At around 100ml, it’s ideal for quiet sessions with 2–3 people—or just yourself.
• Tea Tastes Softer, Rounder
  The clay breathes slightly, bringing out warmth in oolong and black tea without sharpening bitterness.
• No Two Are Alike
  Each ash pattern is shaped by the kiln, not by design—what you receive is truly yours.

Built for Daily Use

• Comfortable straight handle for steady pouring
• Balanced shape that feels secure even when full
• Wood-fired body suitable for regular brewing
• Ages naturally with use, not delicately

The unglazed areas of the wood-fired body will deepen in color over years of use, growing more lustrous as it absorbs the tea.

This is not a display teapot.
It’s meant to live on your tea table.

Founder Anchor

“Some teapots perform.
Others accompany you.
I always choose the second.”
— Kevin