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This teapot set is handbuilt, with press molded textures of henna patterns. I used the soft slab construction technique, and researched the teapots of Elizabeth Kendall. I was interested in how the forms interact with each other, and how line and form unify the set as a whole. The surface decoration involved cobalt stain, ice white celadon, and gold luster. This set is non-functional.
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