Description An artist-made Japanese kyusu teapot preserved as deadstock. This piece was never used and has been carefully stored.
The bold black-and-white contrast and subtle glaze irregularities reflect the quiet character of wabi-sabi aesthetics. While fully functional as a teapot, it also carries a strong sculptural presence suitable for display.
Condition • Deadstock (unused) • Handmade ceramic • Minor natural variations and kiln marks are part of the original character
Details • Width: approx. 18 cm • Height: approx. 10 cm • Material: Ceramic • Origin: Japan • Condition: Deadstock
Notes This is a handcrafted ceramic piece. Subtle imperfections, glaze variation, and asymmetry are inherent characteristics of handmade pottery and part of the work’s aesthetic.
