The Form tea pot features a bulbous stainless steel body with a wrapped leather handle, balancing heat resistance with a tactile, decorative finish. Its construction draws on art deco aesthetics while referencing traditional tea-serving forms, including the wooden kamandalu containers of Jain monks. The piece belongs to Tom Dixon's Form tableware collection, which spans trays, pots, and serving accessories unified by stepped detailing and a polished silver finish.
Paying homage to tea serving traditions with an added touch of art deco charm, the 'Form' tea pot by British designer Tom Dixon is both sophisticated and practical. Cut from stainless steel, the bulbous pot features a wrapped leather handle — a detail that is decorative and practical in equal parts. The piece is taken from Dixon's 'Form' collection, a tableware and tea family whose inspirations draw on everything from Gatsby glamour to the wooden kamandalu containers carried by Jain monks.
