This unique, wheel-thrown stoneware teapot carries the unmistakable character of Naborigama wood firing — a process where flame, ash, and atmosphere become collaborators in the final surface. Each teapot is finished with a sustainably harvested juniper wood handle, hand-shaped and wrapped with linen thread for a natural, grounded feel.
Two teapots are available, each one-of-a-kind and shown in the photos.
Matching 150 ml cups may be added to create a complete tea ritual set.
Fired in a reduction wood-fired Naborigama kiln in Salacgrīva, Latvia, these teapots carry surfaces created entirely by the path of flame.
In this traditional stepped-chamber kiln:
Wood ash floats through the chambers, settling naturally on the pots.
High heat and reduction atmosphere transform the ash into natural glaze.
Flames carve subtle markings, blushes, and gradients unique to each firing.
No surface is painted or glazed on the exterior — the finish is pure kiln alchemy, a record of heat, ash, and time.
• Wheel-thrown stoneware
• Wood-fired in Naborigama kiln
• Hand-finished juniper wood handle with linen thread wrap
• Durable for regular use
• Food-safe glaze used on interior
• Please hand wash to preserve wood and linen elements
A functional and timeless addition to your daily rituals — shaped by hand, refined by fire, and carrying the spirit of Latvian woodland.
This unique, wheel-thrown stoneware teapot carries the unmistakable character of Naborigama wood firing — a process where flame, ash, and atmosphere become collaborators in the final surface. Each teapot is finished with a sustainably harvested juniper wood handle, hand-shaped and wrapped with linen thread for a natural, grounded feel.
Two teapots are available, each one-of-a-kind and shown in the photos.
Matching 150 ml cups may be added to create a complete tea ritual set.
Fired in a reduction wood-fired Naborigama kiln in Salacgrīva, Latvia, these teapots carry surfaces created entirely by the path of flame.
In this traditional stepped-chamber kiln:
Wood ash floats through the chambers, settling naturally on the pots.
High heat and reduction atmosphere transform the ash into natural glaze.
Flames carve subtle markings, blushes, and gradients unique to each firing.
No surface is painted or glazed on the exterior — the finish is pure kiln alchemy, a record of heat, ash, and time.
• Wheel-thrown stoneware
• Wood-fired in Naborigama kiln
• Hand-finished juniper wood handle with linen thread wrap
• Durable for regular use
• Food-safe glaze used on interior
• Please hand wash to preserve wood and linen elements
A functional and timeless addition to your daily rituals — shaped by hand, refined by fire, and carrying the spirit of Latvian woodland.
