The Folk teapot recreates traditional cast iron aesthetics entirely in borosilicate glass construction. Its inverted conical body features a curved handle and reinforced base that draws from stove-top kettle design. The leak-proof spout and delicate lid provide secure brewing, while the transparent material reveals tea colors and movement during pouring.
An homage to Japanese folk crafts, designer Denis Guidone recreates the aesthetics of an uwade cast iron teapot entirely in borosilicate glass. The design for Ichendorf Milano elevates the concept of the completely clear teapot. 'Folk''s silhouette, with its study, reinforced base, draws playfully on the weight and form of a stove-top tea kettle. This singular and shapely design is composed of an inverted conical body, curved handle, delicate lid and leak-proof spout. Revealing the rich colors of its contents, the movement of the tea inside, the teapot also seems to float as it's poured, airy and somehow momentarily invisible.
