Item No.
813372
Eva Zeisel Granit Teapot
$75.00
Item No.
813372
Eva Zeisel Granit Teapot
$75.00
White
- Playful stoneware.
- Fluidly shaped.
- Microwave and dishwasher safe.
- 8.25" H 5.5" W 8" D
Shipping Options
- Ships via FedEx
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Designed by Eva Zeisel for Design Within Reach
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Eva Zeisel Granit Teapot
Eva Zeisel Granit Teapot
$75.00
Gallery
“Touchability” —
With their signature sensual curves, the pieces in Eva Seisel’s Granit Collection feel good in the hand. Upturned and rounded edges and an inherent sense of humor reflect the playful sensibilities of the designer known to say, “Touchability is very important.”
Details
Dinnerware with dimples
Although Eva Zeisel’s Granit Collection (1983) was widely exhibited, it wasn’t put into production until 2009. “I like the way the very thin, hard edges of the plates change into a soft, inviting bellybutton,” Zeisel said, referring to the dimple in the center of each plate and bowl. The matte white finish offers a neutral backdrop for culinary delights. Microwave and dishwasher safe. Made in China.
- Playful stoneware.
- Fluidly shaped.
- Microwave and dishwasher safe.
- Brand
- Design Within Reach
- General Dimensions
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- 8.25" H 5.5" W 8" D
- Box Dimensions
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- 14" H 8" W 10" D
- Assembly
- Comes fully assembled
- Warranty
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DWR honors a one (1) year warranty on all products. Brand-specific warranties may extend to longer periods.
Eva Zeisel Granit Teapot
- Height (in): 8.25
- Width (in): 5.5
- Depth (in): 8
- Capacity (oz): 36
- Stoneware
Eva Zeisel
Eva Zeisel was continually intrigued by what she called her “playful search for beauty.” A person of delightfully defiant spirit, the designer was just beginning her career when she declared war on the fashionable avant-garde. “I didn’t accept the purism of modern design,” she said. “In my definition, if it gave beauty to the eye, it was beauty.”
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