
The Mid-Autumn Festival and Eastern Tea Culture
The Mid-Autumn Festival is more than a time of reunion—it is the perfect occasion to share tea. As Heinrich Wang notes in The Will of the Teapot, a tea gathering...
Film Strip-Inspired Handle|Design That Captures Light and Time
The perforated handle draws inspiration from film strip frames, evoking the idea of light filtering through time. Each tea or coffee moment becomes a dialogue with your memories.
Window of Light and Shadow|A Projector of Time
The square cut-out on the plate mirrors a projection screen, quietly framing the fleeting moments of life—each one waiting to be remembered.
Cinematic Vocabulary in Porcelain|Reliving Everyday Memories
Using this porcelain piece feels like revisiting a cherished home video. Every cupful of tea or coffee brings forth images and warmth from days gone by.
Minimalist Cross Structure|Where Precision Meets Aesthetics
The cup’s rare cross-legged structure, along with its delicately pierced side panels, requires meticulous craftsmanship to balance symmetry, shrinkage, and kiln conditions.
Extreme Craftsmanship|Geometry in High-Fire Porcelain
From square plates with broad flat surfaces to perfectly angled corners and symmetric elements, this set embodies the difficulty and elegance of modern porcelain shaping.
Light decodes the unspoken.
Water carries the flavor of joy.
Emotion is shaped; desire reborn.
Every frame, a precise moment of sweet time.
—Heinrich Wang
Cup: L 11.2 × W 7.4 × H 7.1 cm
Plate: L 13 × W 13 × H 1.4 cm
Elegantly packaged in a handcrafted box and accompanied by a gift bag.
Packed with protective cushioning materials to ensure safe delivery during transit.
We offer made-to-order wooden or acrylic bases tailored to the dimensions of your piece. Personalized engraving is also available upon request.
A 7-day appreciation period is provided starting from the date of receipt (including holidays).
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Film Script takes its inspiration from analog film, transforming the ideas of light, memory, and time into a modern tea ritual.
The perforated handle echoes the frames of a film strip, while the square cut-out on the plate reinforces the theme of projection and passage. This visual vocabulary is not only symbolic—it’s an invitation to savor the present moment and preserve it like a cinematic frame.
Structurally, the piece challenges convention. Its cross-legged base and minimalist vertical panels resemble theatrical screens or scene transitions.
Every use is more than a tea break—it’s a cinematic interlude in your day, a quiet ritual of remembrance.
For collectors or those who resonate with this design, teapot, creamer, and sugar jar from the same Film Script series are also available by inquiry.
Usage Scenarios
Ideal for quiet moments of reflection, intimate conversations with loved ones, or tea sessions during family gatherings. It also fits beautifully on a writing desk or in a curated art space.
Who Is It For?
Perfect for film lovers, designers, memory collectors, or creative souls. A thoughtful gift for parents, filmmakers, photographers, or anyone who cherishes storytelling through objects.
Our works carry meaningful blessings and thoughtful rituals—inviting an aesthetic dialogue that unites body, mind, and spirit.
Each piece is meticulously made, blending refined techniques with a spirit of innovation and legacy.
Rooted in the present, we craft compelling stories of our time through contemporary aesthetics and emotion.
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