Black Clay and Silk Glaze Teapot

Black Clay and Silk Glaze TeapotThe black clay teapot by Ido Ferber, a skilled Israeli born potter and woodworker based in Tokyo, is a hand made piece fired at a high temperature of 1245 in an electric kiln. Inspired by natural surroundings and childhood nostalgia, Ferber's experimental approach to crafting results in a unique piece with decorative accents created by splashes of rice husk and porcelain water. With its minimalist black clay exterior and silk glaze, this teapot makes

available in a set of four

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