Hand-Painted Silver & Floral Teaset

Silver Radiance

Light That Deepens With Time

Exclusively by Taiwu Studio, Silver Radiance explores the meeting point between brilliance and restraint.

A full silver-gilt foundation reflects light with quiet authority.
Across this luminous surface, hand-painted florals emerge—color suspended over metal, movement over stillness.

It is a set that does not simply shine. It evolves.

How It Feels

Luminous · Refined · Layered

The silver surface carries a soft metallic glow rather than a mirror-like glare.
In hand, the porcelain remains balanced and grounded, preventing the visual richness from feeling excessive.

The painted petals appear almost elevated above the silver base.
Light shifts across the surface as steam rises, revealing subtle dimensionality.

Why It’s Different

Silver as Living Surface

Unlike simple metallic glaze, this collection is fully silver-gilted and then hand-painted with polychrome motifs.

Over time, the silver will naturally oxidize, gently darkening and developing patina.
This aging process adds depth and antique character.

You may polish it to restore brightness.
Or allow the surface to mature—recording your tea sessions through time.

Luxury, not frozen—but lived.

Two Expressions of Form

Each configuration includes one teapot and two matching tasting cups.

Wisteria Whisper — Side-Handle Xishi Form

Motif: Cascading wisteria, symbolizing auspicious flow and quiet prosperity.
Soft purples descend across silver like a suspended floral curtain.

Form: A rounded Xishi silhouette with a sturdy side handle.
The grip is stable, the pour smooth and controlled.

Atmosphere: Romantic, composed, suitable for refined home sessions.

Everlasting Lotus — Zen Hand-Grip Form

Motif: Intertwining lotus vines, representing continuity, longevity, and balanced fortune.

Form: A handleless hand-grip pot with a streamlined body.
Direct contact enhances agility and control during brewing.

Atmosphere: Minimal, focused, meditative.

Built for Ritual Use

High-temperature fired porcelain retains heat effectively.
Balanced weight ensures steady pouring.
Suitable for oolong, black tea, aged white tea, and pu-erh.

Designed for serious tea sessions, not ornamental display alone.

Founder Anchor

“True brilliance is not loud. It reveals itself in layers.”
— Kevin

Material & Craft

Studio: Taiwu Studio
Includes: 1 Teapot + 2 Matching Cups
Craftsmanship: Hand-thrown porcelain, full silver gilt application, hand-painted polychrome, high-temperature firing

Natural oxidation of silver is expected over time.

FAQ Highlights

• Will the silver surface change color?
  Yes. Genuine silver will gradually oxidize, developing a darker patina.
  
• Can the original shine be restored?
  Yes. Gently wipe with a silver polishing cloth.
  
• Is it safe for daily use?
  Yes. The silver is applied externally and does not affect tea safety.
  
• Is this more traditional or modern in style?
  It bridges both—classical motifs interpreted through contemporary proportion and finish.

A surface that shines today, and deepens tomorrow.