Serene Teatime Sanctuary There is a moment, just before the tea is poured, when the table goes quiet. The Harmony of Java set was made for that moment. A teapot, cups, and saucers in durable enamelware, each surface hand-painted with classic Javanese batik motifs — flowing florals in colors that hold the warmth of the drink and the eye alike. Enamelware retains heat beautifully and resists chipping in daily use, so this is tableware meant to be used, not displayed. One of a Kind, by Hand Every piece is painted freehand, so no two sets are identical. Choose from eight hand-painted colorways — from Canary Yellow and Blush Pink to Midnight Blue and Crimson Red — each with its own batik motif, painted stroke by stroke. Small variations in line and color are not flaws; they are the painter's signature, and the reason your set exists nowhere else in the world. Ethically Made, Honestly Told This set is produced in partnership with a family-run workshop we know personally, at fair terms that sustain the craft and the people behind it. We are working toward independent Fair Trade (WFTO) verification and will share that journey openly — no vague labels, just a partnership you can trace. Every set ships with the story of its makers, and we are adding QR-code traceability to our packaging so you can follow your set's full journey — from the painter's hand in Klaten to your table. Dimensions Weight: [NET_WEIGHT]Length: [LENGTH]Width: [WIDTH]Height: [HEIGHT] Materials [MATERIALS] Care Instructions Hand wash with a gentle detergent; avoid abrasive cleaners; dry immediately to prevent rust. Not microwave safe. Shipping Carefully packed in protective, recyclable materials and shipped from Germany. Delivery options and timelines are shown at checkout. Origin Designed in Klaten and hand-crafted in Central Java, Indonesia — the home of batik-motif enamelware, where the region's signature craft pairs traditional batik patterns with hand-painted enamel. The Artisans Your set is painted by the artisans of the Wastraloka workshop in Klaten, Central Java — a family-run atelier where the skill of painting batik motifs onto enamelware is passed from one generation to the next. Freehand work like this takes years to master, and each colorway carries the hand of the painter who made it. Every set ships with the story of its makers: the workshop, the technique, and the journey from Klaten to your door. Returns & Exchanges We want you to feel confident in your purchase. You may request a return within 30 days of receiving your order, in accordance with our return policy. For exchanges, please contact us and we will assist you based on current product availability. As this tea set is hand-painted, small variations in motif, color, and finish are natural signs of artisan work and are not considered defects.
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