Costa Nova Mar I Striped Ceramic Tea Pot - Blue

SKU: VAND-001-1
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Very nice teapot, all round, in ceramic, beautiful handcrafted piece, entirely made and painted by hand, guaranteeing a very very nice quality.

This teapot is part of the Costa Nova service which finds its inspiration in the houses of the beach of Costa Nova near the city of Aveiro in central Portugal.

Available in several colors, it can be part of a cheerful and mismatched service.

Why I love it

  • A beautiful appearance thanks to its generous size.
  • A very nice finish with a lot of shine.
  • A traditional manufacture and a modern design.

Characteristics

  • Diameter: 6.3''
  • Height: 6.7''
  • Capacity: 1,5 ltr

More informations ?

This piece comes from an artisanal ceramic workshop located near Caldas da Rainha, in central Portugal, the cradle of Portuguese ceramics. All the pieces are entirely made there and then hand painted. 

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Alicia K.

I really wanted to love this teapot, and it truly is beautiful. I spent a long time trying to find this style of teapot and was so excited to receive this order! However, as an avid tea drinker, this has been super disappointing as it leaks on every single pour. Even if you are taking your time to pour slowly, the tea spills out of the spout and drips down the body of the teapot and onto the table. If you are buying this to be a decoration, then it is lovely, but if you want to actually use this for tea, I would not suggest it.

Thank you for your feedback.
With this type of ceramic teapot, the pouring technique makes a real difference. The tea should be poured with a fairly quick and confident movement, rather than very slowly.
A slow pour can cause the liquid to run back along the underside of the spout and then down the body of the teapot, which can give the impression that the spout is leaking.
We therefore recommend trying a more direct, continuous pour. This is particularly important with traditional ceramic teapots, whose spouts are not shaped in the same way as modern drip-free designs.