Makiko Oda.
A Touch of Tea - Tasting with the Eyes.
Teapot with hidden earrings and pin brooch.
Maple, Tigerwood, Rosewood, 24k gold leaf, 18k gold, sterling silver, brass.
Teapot: 8" w x 6" d x 4" h.
Pin brooch: .6" w x .6" d x .7" h.
Earrings: .6" w x .6" d x 2.2" l.
$2,800.
Cynthia Toops & Dan Adams.
Boston Harbor Tea Party Pendant.
2026.
Sterling silver, polymer clay micromosaic.
2 1/4” l x 1 1/2” w x 1/8” d, 20” snake chain.
$1160.
Cynthia Toops & Dan Adams.
T-Rex Tea Party Pendant.
2026.
Sculpted polymer clay teapot, polymer clay micromosaic.
2 1/8” l x 2 7/8” w x 3/4” d, 23” turquoise bead necklace.
$1960.
Marilyn da Silva.
Wallpaper Teapot: Monkey Business.
2024.
Copper, brass, wood, gesso, colored pencil.
9" h x 14" w x 3 1/2" d.
$10,000.
Photo credit: M. Lee Fatherree.
Marilyn da Silva.
Wallpaper Teapot: Lemur Tales.
2025.
Copper, sterling silver, wood, Jasper stone, gesso, colored pencils.
8 ½” h x 14” w x 3 ½” d.
$12,000.
Photo credit: Mark Serr
Makiko Oda.
A Touch of Tea - Tasting with the Eyes.
Teapot with hidden earrings and pin brooch.
Maple, Tigerwood, Rosewood, 24k gold leaf, 18k gold, sterling silver, brass.
Teapot: 8" w x 6" d x 4" h.
Pin brooch: .6" w x .6" d x .7" h.
Earrings: .6" w x .6" d x 2.2" l.
$2,800.
Cynthia Toops & Dan Adams.
Boston Harbor Tea Party Pendant.
2026.
Sterling silver, polymer clay micromosaic.
2 1/4” l x 1 1/2” w x 1/8” d, 20” snake chain.
$1160.
Marilyn da Silva.
Wallpaper Teapot: Monkey Business.
2024.
Copper, brass, wood, gesso, colored pencil.
9" h x 14" w x 3 1/2" d.
$10,000.
Photo credit: M. Lee Fatherree.
Marilyn da Silva.
Wallpaper Teapot: Lemur Tales.
2025.
Copper, sterling silver, wood, Jasper stone, gesso, colored pencils.
8 ½” h x 14” w x 3 ½” d.
$12,000.
Photo credit: Mark Serr
The teapot is an enduring symbol of hospitality throughout
the world, and exploring the sculptural teapot form has been a
source of inspiration for artisans throughout history.
We invited artists to use their brilliant, innovative, technical skills and materials to create their own unique interpretation of the teapot as long as it featured a handle, a lid, and a spout.