This cast-iron tea pot design by the MoMA Store is designed to look just like a cantaloupe melon. Tea fanatics can have fun brewing up their favorite loose leaf tea blends in this fruit-inspired pot.
In Japan the cost of a melon can average up to roughly 10,000 yen which is the equivalent to $100 dollars. To commemorate Japan's obsession with melons, the MoMA Store create this unique cast-iron tea pot that is designed to look just like a real-life melon. The tea pot is covered in a texturized green and off-yellow design that is meant to replicate the look of a melon rind. Inside the put is a tea strainer that is ideal for loose leaf tea blends. The pot is also covered in a traditional Japanese-style glazing.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Cast-iron Tea Pots
- Opportunity for innovation in designing cast-iron tea pots inspired by various fruits or objects.
- Fruit-inspired Designs
- Opportunity to create tea pots and other products that resemble different fruits.
- Japanese-inspired Tea Accessories
- Opportunity to develop unique tea accessories that incorporate traditional Japanese elements.
Sectors Adopting This
- Kitchenware
- Disruptive innovation opportunities in creating unique, eye-catching tea pots and other kitchenware products.
- Home Decor
- Opportunity to produce decorative home accessories inspired by fruit designs.
- Tea Industry
- Opportunity to introduce new and visually appealing tea accessories to enhance the tea-drinking experience.
