Wee Birdy: Top tea sets: Lin Jing for V&A

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November 13, 2008

Top tea sets: Lin Jing for V&A

Limited edition Lin Jing Keke jug, £60 and Limited edition Lin Jing Qiqi teapot, £145 from the V&A shop.

The fluid clean lines displayed in these stunning pieces by Lin Jing are perfect for those into minimalist design. The limited edition teapot and jug are part of a tea set that’s currently sold exclusively in Shanghai and on show at the V&A’s recent China Design Now exhibition.

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13 Nov 2008 09:00:00 | A week of Tea, Ceramics, Design, London gallery and museum shops, Shopping in SW7

2 Comments

Just when is this Tea Week ending?! You are killing me with all these pwetty things!
And I fear the week to follow...is it going to be one with another fantastic theme? xx

Posted by: the likkle girl who wurves pwetty things | November 13, 2008 at 09:27 AM

That would be Sunday. I know, it's slightly overkill but I've been collecting all this tea-related stuff for ages now. So it kinda made sense to do a themed week. No theme next week, but maybe the week after! xx

Posted by: Top Bird | November 13, 2008 at 03:55 PM

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