Theeceremonie / Inge Nielsen
With a background in Chinese studies and a decade of living in China and Taiwan, Inge learned pottery for four years in Taipei, Taiwan. Currently she is based in Brussels, Belgium.
Inge reinterprets traditional forms of Chinese teapots. She also makes other functional vessels, such as bowls, cups, vases, teaboats and incense burners.
Her work is made on the potter’s wheel in porcelain and iron-rich clay, as well as various mixtures of the two ('dirty porcelain'). Each clay body is formulated to fit specific glazes.
The majority of pots are fired in a small gas kiln to a top temperature of 1260 degrees Celcius for a duration of 10 hours.
The glazes are mostly Asian in origin, such as tenmoku, shino, nuka and celadon. Many of the glazes are highly sensitive to atmosphere and firing conditions (so called kiln mutation glazes). The ensuing result is playful, unique and hard to replicate from firing to firing.
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Gaiwan Porcelain Nuka glaze light blue 100ml
Gaiwan Purple Porcelain 100ml
Houhin Chinaware 120ml
Kyusu 125ml Set with Tray
Kyusu Celadon Porcelain 115ml Set 3 Cups 55ml
Kyusu Celadon Porcelain 115ml Set with Cup
Shiboridashi Chinaware 110ml
Shiboset Chinaware; Shiboridashi 80ml, Tray, 2 Cups 45ml
Tea Caddy Flat Black Porcelain Ø10cm
Tea Caddy Guan Blue Ice Crackle (snowflake) 320ml
Tea Caddy Guan Blue Ice Crackle (snowflake) 340ml
