James Jarvis works in collaboration with design label Case Studyo on the limited edition TEAPOT sculpture. The new piece is a fully functional teapot, featuring the highly recognized sphere-like character that the British artist is known for. The art piece is complete in a glazed porcelain material and the limited edition launch will consist of only 250 pieces crafted.
Each one will be signed and numbered by the artist, including the 10 original artist proofs to emphasize a stronger sense of authenticity. Each TEAPOT sculpture stands at a height of 18 centimeters and the exclusive functional art piece is set to launch online on Case Studyo beginning March 7th. Additionally, stockists will also have limited numbers in store to showcase the art.
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