This rustic ceramic side-handle teapot is designed for grounded, everyday tea rituals - a simple, tactile vessel that brings a sense of quiet weight to your brewing practice.
 
The side-handle form is inspired by Japanese kyūsu-style teapots, traditionally used for green teas, but this contemporary ceramic version is versatile enough for oolongs, darker teas, and casual daily infusions. Its compact size (approx. 200ml) makes it well suited to solo brewing or shared moments with one or two cups.
 
What makes it special
 
Earthy, Rustic Texture & Finish
The surface has a raw, tactile quality, with subtle texture and tonal variation that give the piece a grounded, handmade feel. Small variations in finish and glaze are part of its character and make each pot feel slightly different in the hand.
 
Balanced, Practical Form
The pot sits securely on the table, with a well-weighted body and a comfortable side handle for controlled pouring. Its shape is designed for everyday use rather than display-only teaware.
 
Purposeful Spout & Lid Fit
The spout is shaped to pour cleanly and smoothly. The fitted lid helps retain heat and aroma during short infusions, supporting fuller flavour in each brew.
 
Made for Slow, Mindful Brewing
This teapot works especially well with oolongs, pu’er-style teas, aged teas, and darker, more oxidised leaves that benefit from slower, attentive brewing. It’s an easy companion for quiet mornings or evening tea rituals.
 
Each Piece Has Its Own Character
As this is a ceramic piece with a rustic finish, you may notice small differences in colour, speckling, or glaze depth from pot to pot. These are natural variations of the material and firing process and are part of the pot’s charm.