Collections
Seven series
Zhuoyu’s mission is to design and craft tearoom furniture and accessories that reflect the style and aesthetics of the modern tea connoisseur.
01 · Teaware
Dianpei Liuli
Zhuoyu has chosen the name Dianpei for its Liuli teaware series. Dianpei is an homage to the painstaking ancient technique of Liuli crystal glass making originating in China in the Han dynasty.
59 pieces
02 · Teaware
12 Souls of Pisces
As a parable in Eastern philosophy, the fish is imbued with meaning on many levels. In addition the artist Hexi explores the balance of the living and the beyond through his depictions of fish in various states of being.
22 pieces
03 · Teaware
Simplicity is the Key
The artist Hexi explores the balance of the living and the beyond through his depictions of animals in various states of being.
12 pieces
04 · Furniture
Brushstroke
Zhuoyu has melded elements of calligraphy into its Brushstroke furniture series. Calligraphy and tea are core to inner cultivation practiced in Eastern philosophy. Both aspire to a tranquil state of mind be achieved by nourishing the spirit.
6 pieces
05 · Furniture
Eternal Stone
During the end of the Ming dynasty Chinese furniture design reached its historical pinnacle. Clean lines, golden proportions, and masterful joinery were all combined in the best furniture design. Eternal Stone combines the greatness of the past with aesthetics from the future.
6 pieces
06 · Furniture
Soaring Rooftops
Drawing from travel and observations in the region of Yunnan, the furniture Masa Studio has designed for Zhuoyu is rooted in elemental form with subtle modern abstractions from the traditional. A hollow arc of a classic Chinese roof, evoking an arc moon curve translates as poetic lines of understated elegance and grounded archaic.
4 pieces
07 · Furniture
Forest Zephyr
Wanting to find inspiration in the local culture and lifestyle, Masa Studio noticed the basis of Pu’er tea production starts with the picking of tea leaves by women with distinctive round straw hats followed soon after by drying of the tea leaves in flat round straw trays. This circular motif then gets imprinted in the compressed tea cakes. This consistent use of a circular geometry, which creates the visual essence of Pu’er tea, naturally became the inspiration for their Forest Zephyr collection.
2 pieces
