Pottery from the Shaxi studio

Objects with
lives of their own

In her Shaxi studio, Changshou co-founder Luo Bo makes tea vessels by hand. Her work moves between the useful and the sculptural, shaped by imagination, humour, and the pleasure of encountering something unexpected.

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A handmade lidded tea bowl held beside the water
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An idea takes shape

Each piece begins with an image, a feeling, or a passing thought. Luo Bo follows it wherever it leads, allowing a cup, pot, or lid to become tender, humorous, strange, or entirely unexpected.

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Made for tea, free to wander

These pieces belong at the tea table, but function does not set their limits. They invite touch and use while carrying a presence of their own, turning the everyday act of making tea into something more imaginative.

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No fixed collection

Luo Bo does not work from a fixed catalogue. An idea may return in another form, but every piece develops differently, and what is available is always changing. Write to us for photographs of current work.

Each piece brings its own character to the tea table.

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Ask us about our tea, pottery, or visiting the tea house in Shaxi.

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Changshou Tea House, No. 49 Sideng Street, Shaxi Old Town, Jianchuan County, Dali, Yunnan, China
云南省大理州剑川县沙溪古镇寺登街49号 长守茶室
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Occasional notes on tea, the people and places behind it, and Luo Bo’s pottery.