Tea Circle Bowl Set – handmade by renowned Ceramicist & Potter Charlotte Cadzow

Circle Back to You… Pause & Rebalance.

Designed in collaboration with ceramicist Charlotte Cadzow, for calm in motion. We’ve long admired Charlotte’s incredible work, and we’re thrilled to collaborate with her to bring Erica’s vision of the perfect brewing set to life.

Please note each piece is handcrafted, glazed and fired; each and every item will have slight differences in finish and be entirely unique.

From Erica…

Tea helped me learn that thriving is a daily decision, not a destination. I designed the Tea Circle Bowl Set to make that decision simple. Rooted in Scotland, it turns one cup into a small ceremony of presence. The open brew bowl invites you to watch the leaves as they gently open – scent first, then colour, then taste. The sip bowl rests naturally in both hands so your breath can slow to meet the moment. East Lothian sand in the clay brings the coastline into your palms, a reminder to lift your gaze to the horizon. The circular form reflects the Metal Element in the Chinese Five Elements: honour what is valuable, release what no longer serves, cultivate clarity and resilience. The bronzed-glaze base plate elevates your pause – and welcomes a seasonal token to mark where you are in time.

To brew with the Tea Circle Bowl Set:

Warm the bowls, brew in the spouted vessel, pour into the sip bowl, and complete the circle with a slow sip. The pale interior shows true tea colour; stoneware texture with local sand from Yellowcraigs Beach in East Lothian guides the hand. The circular board guides your flow.

Tea Circle Bowl Set Includes:

1 x Brew Bowl: Volume 150ml /  6cm  x 12cm approx. 

1 x Sip Bowl: Volume 100ml / 5.5cm x 10cm approx.

1 x Base Plate:  2.5cm x 15cm 

Easy to use and clean. Dishwasher safe (if you must). Pours like a pro. Timeless design.

About Charlotte Cadzow…

Charlotte is a ceramic artist based in Scotland, crafting functional art to enrich everyday life. Her work has been shown in the V&A London and exhibited as far afield as Japan and New Zealand. Her ceramics blend nature, mythology and imagination. Working from her studio with wheel and kiln to create tactile, beautiful homeware and commissions.