Cha-no-Yu (Way of Tea)

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Studio Ceramics. Cha-no-Yu (Way of Tea). Waal, Edmund de (British, b.1964). Porcelain teapot with lugs and wire handle. The skirt effect is caused by extending the sides downwards away from the main body. Porcelain, wire, height 20.5 cm, diameter, widest point, 18 cm, diameter, base, 7 cm, before 1996. Acquisition: Dr John Shakeshaft Bequest.
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