Japanese Tea

A <n>Wabi-sabi</n> interior from the <n>Emei Gaoqiao Village</n> project by <n>Super Normal Design</n> in China, 2022.

A medium sized table for ceremonial tea and contemplative living. Made in collaboration with my dear friend Seamus Lynch of Shinto.Earth. Transpired through our desire to bond through our mutual love for tea and woodwork, these are the first of it's kind and designed to bring gravity and intent into one's space. Proces

Shinto Tea Table | Medium

for bowl tea ceremony  The vessel. Carrier of medicine. Serves to bridge from earth to heaven. The tea bowl is the quintessential tool for tea.  These bowls have been made by our friend Petr Novak. These are currently out of stock, but available for back order. New stock is looking to arrive around mid-January.

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A display of the <n>Betsy Williams Tea Bowl Collection</n>.

Handmade teaware from the <n>Artefacts for Ceremony</n> collection by <n>Shinto Earth Craft</n>.

A series of <n>lacquered trays</n> handmade in Japan by <n>Rentaro Arakawa</n>.

The <n>Washigamine Pavilion</n> at <n>Aman Kyoto</n>, a hotel designed by architect <n>Kerry Hill</n>.

Poster for the <n>Hiroki Oura Vessel Exhibition</n> at Budou no tane in Ukiha.

A Japanese tea bowl by ceramic artist <n>Shinobu Hashimoto</n>. Photo by <n>OEN</n>.

Wabi-sabi ceramic vessels by artist <n>Marie Marcorelle</n> of <n>Maison Marcorelle</n> at the <n>Badia di Pomaio</n> resort.

<n>Piece of Yayoi pottery</n> from antique dealer <n>osanagi</n>.

An interior featuring boucle and Balinese timber by <n>NAINOA</n>.

Tea room in the <n>Yue Wuyi Tea Life Aesthetics Hotel</n>. Lead design by <n>余论</n>, photo by <n>李开建</n>.

A large table for ceremonial tea and contemplative living. Made in collaboration with my dear friend Seamus Lynch of Shinto.Earth. Transpired through our desire to bond through our mutual love for tea and woodwork, these are the first of it's kind and designed to bring gravity and intent into one's space. Processed wit

Shinto Tea Table | Large

A woodfired teapot intended to create grandeur and bring gravity to the space we create in honour of tea. These teapots have been handmade and woodfired by our friend Petr Skalenica using an iron rich clay. A charcoal reduction cooling process lends a natural dark matte finish to each of these pots. Due to the nature o

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The interior of <n>Sushi Anaba Restaurant</n> in Copenhagen, designed in a <n>Japanese minimalist</n> style.

A <n>Wabi-Sabi</n> style interior, photographed by <n>Axel Vervoordt</n>.