Cane Celadon Tea Set
All, SAHA
Price: Rs. 9,950.00
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Drawing inspiration from the ancestral 'Kalash' and the meditative geometry of Japanese tea culture, the SAHA tea set is an invitation to pause. Its rounded silhouette reflects the fullness of shared moments, rooted in the heritage of Indian communal rituals.
The exterior surface is a living canvas of the woodfire, where Casuarina ash settles into a pattern reminiscent of lichen on a river stone. Subtle variations in the sage-green speckles mirror the morning mist clinging to a forest floor, while the deep iron-rich interiors evoke the dark, fertile earth.
To touch this stoneware is to connect with the primal elements of earth and fire. The cool, pebbled texture against the palm encourages a slower pace, turning a simple tea service into a haptic ritual of intimacy and togetherness.
All pieces are 100% food-grade.
Suitable for both dry and wet usage.
Ideal as serveware or everyday use pieces.
These are utilitarian art objects — not recommended for use as cookware.
Dishwasher-safe and oven-friendly.
Avoid microwave use.
Kettle:
Dimensions: 14.5 × 13.5 cm
Weight: 903 grams
No. of Pieces: 1
Capacity: 800ml
Cup:
Dimensions: 7.5 × 6.5 cm
Weight: 180 grams
No. of Pieces: 4
Capacity: 150ml
Firing Technique: Wood Fired Stoneware
Total Weight: 1083 grams
Process & Craft
Meticulously hand-thrown using locally sourced Indian stoneware clays, each piece undergoes a transformative 20-hour journey within our wood-fired kiln. Reaching temperatures of 1300°C, the Casuarina wood ash vaporizes and alights upon the clay, creating a unique chemical bond that produces these natural drips and granular textures—a process that celebrates the beautiful unpredictability of the flame.
Sustainability Practices
Made in serene, low-waste pottery studios that prioritize mindful production.
All materials used — clays, glazes, oxides — are natural and non-toxic.
High-temperature firing ensures long product life, reducing breakage and replacement cycles.
Crafted in small batches to support ethical production and minimize overconsumption.
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