Objects for tea
Objects for tea are not only vessels: they inscribe a gesture into matter.
A teapot traces the path of water; a cup adjusts the distance between hand and lip; a tray organises the moment.
At Hollin, these objects are understood as extensions of the gesture of tea. Simple forms, chosen for their precision rather than their ornament, shaped in materials that gently take on a patina - porcelain, stoneware, bamboo, wood.
Teapots with old curves, cups close to the lip, discreet trays, matcha tools: each piece finds its place in a daily practice, without excess or display. We work with workshops that take time, so the object can in turn give time.
A selection to compose freely, around a tea already known or a new attention given to the gesture.
Why this selection
The objects are chosen in dialogue with the teas we offer: a teapot for a brief infusion, a bowl for matcha, a fine-lipped cup for a clear tea. We work with independent workshops, in porcelain, stoneware, bamboo or wood - materials that take on a patina, and that hold in daily use without calling attention to themselves.
The collection
Infusion Cup
€12.00
Infusion Cup
€15.00
Ru Kiln Xishi Teapot
€25.00
Lanting Tea Set
€29.00
Mingche Tea Service
€79.00
Longdan Tea Service
€79.00
Hollin Canvas Tote Bag
€19.00
Mini Cream Tea Set
€35.00
Kiln-Variation Stoneware Mug
€14.00
Matcha Preparation Set - Traditional Tools
€35.00
Woven Bamboo Tea Tray
€29.00
Bamboo Tray - Leaf Pattern
€29.00
Stainless Steel Tea Infuser Ball
€5.00
Stainless Steel Tea Strainer - Double Handle
€9.00
Tea Umbrella - White
€19.00
Tea Umbrella - Black
€19.00
Preparation and tasting
Rinse with clear water, without detergent. Stoneware and unglazed porcelain keep the memory of a tea - reserve them for a coherent use. Bamboo dries in open air. The matcha tools - chasen, chashaku - rest on their holder after each preparation, to preserve their shape.