Charcoal Roar TeapotFashioned from stoneware clay and clad in a deep charcoal colored glaze, this side handle pot exudes an earthy intensity. Its rounded silhouette, echoing that of the ivory version, is complemented by a stout spout and a sculpted side handle that feels reassuring in hand. The dark, burnished surface captures the glow of candlelight and contrasts beautifully with its ivory twin, creating a striking duo on your tea table. It celebrates the moodier side

marked by the revival of historic names and styles by private producers

Finished in a softly glazed porcelain derived from plant ash—created by refining the ash of burned grasses—the surface carries a warm

This price-to-quality advantage is reflected in our pricing — expect a matcha of the 2 €/g class

and a lighter body devoid of bitterness

Sourced from the same cultivar as its Sichuan sibling

The thinner walls dissipate heat quickly making it suitable for more smaller thus delicate tea leaves

This tea can be enjoyed analogously

meaning one can enjoy its perfume over a long-lasting session

Can a black tea remember where it came from

With years of hands-on experience and meticulous research into historical tea samples and records

Its long and twisted dry leaves exude a subtle fragrance

The design was selected and modified according to suggestions by our Discord community