✦ Studio Journal 005 ✦
Our tea journey began with a discovery of artist-made teaware. We fell in love with the bold shapes, colours, and the simple pleasure of holding something made by hand.
Somehow, drinking tea from a piece you love makes a small break in the day feel that much more special. It made us think differently about the humble tea break.
We spend 8 hours a day working, but we don’t always take our breaks seriously. We believe those 10 minutes can be more than just a pause. When we pay a little more attention to the tea we drink and the things we drink it from, a small moment in the day can become more playful and enjoyable.
From time to time, we host tea events and exhibitions when our studio schedule allows. Here’s a look back at our oolong tea tasting and teaware exhibition, How Do You Drink Your Tea, at Collingwood Yards in Melbourne.
We’re planning small Tea 101 sessions around the tea table. If that sounds like your kind of afternoon, tap here to join the waitlist →
And here are some of the pieces that found their way to new homes in Australia...
Tea pets by Japanese artist Miki Oka
Tea cups & mugs by Japanese artist Ricca Okano
Cups, mugs and teapots by Japanese artist Katsue Ibata
While these pieces have found their new homes, there are more waiting to be discovered. Explore our Artist Teaware collection and find a piece to make your own tea break a little more special.
→ Explore Artist teaware
