Showing posts with label Tea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tea. Show all posts

11.29.2007

Joey Roth's Sorapot


Joey Roth's Sorapot is now available for purchase.

Sorapot is a minimalist reinterpretation of the teapot. The Sorapot’s glass and metal components are fully recyclable.”


Joey Roth's Inspiration:

I’ve always been entranced by small, beautiful things that are so detailed, they seem like miniature worlds, yet so ordinary they’re often left unnoticed. I designed Sorapot to emphasize one of my favorite- the unfurling of tea leaves. Sorapot suspends the process of tea making in a glass tube a few centimeters above your tabletop. Unlike standard teapots that confine tealeaves in a small mesh basket, your leaves will have full run of Sorapot’s interior as they unfurl and change the hot water into tea. You might even see a tea-colored shadow cast by sunlight that passes through the tube and comes to rest in a gossamer puddle on your table.

10.22.2007

Tea travel kit, by Leaf



The Tea travel kit, by Leaf includes 6 mini tins filled with 100% natural leaf teas and little paper filters. Each tin contains 1 to 2 cups of tea. All designed to be re-used and refilled with Leaf teas and topped up with paper filters.

The grey felt bag was designed by parisian designers Les Petites Emplettes exclusively for leaf with only 500 available.



Seen at Wallpaper.com

10.18.2007

Samova's HIGH DARLING


Samova's HIGH DARLING is a Darjeeling from the hights of the Himalayas, convincing with casual elegance. This tea is best enjoyed straight.

Serving suggestion: Take three heaped teaspoons and 0.8l of water per samova tea pot. True connoisseurs let it steep for three minutes.

High Darling EUR 14,95

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