This Okela stoneware teapot from Denmark, dating to the 1960s, illustrates the mid-century modern Scandinavian approach in which functionality is seamlessly integrated with artistic expression. The teapot features a compact, rounded body with a pronounced circular handle and a short, slightly upturned spout designed for ergonomic use. Its warm, matte beige surface with a creamy undertone is complemented by hand-painted accents in cobalt blue, olive green, and black. Abstract geometric panels on each side are outlined in blue and black, while the lid is adorned with concentric rings in beige, brown, and blue, harmonizing with the body’s decoration. The surface texture is matte and subtly rough, marked by irregularities that signal artisanal stoneware. All joints are smoothly finished, free from visible metal fittings. Dimensions: height 14.5 cm, width 23 cm, depth 14.5 cm. Condition: good, with minor scratches and traces of use consistent with age, no significant damage or repairs.The teapot’s form echoes the quiet voice of 1960s Scandinavia, a time when everyday objects were meant to serve and delight in equal measure. The stoneware’s tactile, natural surface tells a story of closeness to raw material and a respect for craft traditions. Hand-painted motifs with free, expressive brushstrokes evoke images of Nordic mornings, where geometry and color were woven into daily rituals, and every detail reflected thoughtful design.This teapot may be paired with plain porcelain or raw ceramics on a mid-century modern
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Height14.5 cm
Width14.5 cm
Length23 cm
Dimension details
Length23 cm
Height14.5 cm
Width14.5 cm
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