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                                  THE DESIRODE & UN AIR DE THÉ TEA ACCESSORIES COLLECTION.

                                  Behind Désirode is visual artist Désirée Castillo. Born in 1979 in the port city of Guayaquil, Ecuador, this passionate woman studied art, law, and psychology, but it was architecture that led her to Bordeaux. Her artisanal ceramics are inspired by ancient civilizations, particularly pre-Incan ones. Working with the earth here takes on the appearance of archaeological digs: Désirode recycles ashes from Bordeaux homes to create everyday objects; she also sources the earth from France. The matcha bowls, cups, saucers, and other objects in the collection presented here were created in collaboration with Tea sommelier Grégory Lehoux. The earth used is Burgundy clay for the red earth, and the black and white stoneware is from Normandy. All the ceramics are unique objects, crafted in-house using ancient craftsmanship.

                                  Read our article dedicated to Désirode and visit his workshop on video.

                                  Desirode's workshop
                                  7 products

                                  7 products

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                                  Arawi black tea cup - Desirode & un air de thé collection
                                  un air de thé
                                  €22,00
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                                  Chawan - Matcha Bowl - Desirode Collection & a touch of tea
                                  un air de thé
                                  €37,00
                                  In my cup
                                  Tea bag holder - Mini teapot - Desirode & un air de thé collection
                                  un air de thé
                                  €10,00
                                  In my cup
                                  Small Uchilla plate - Desirode & un air de thé collection
                                  un air de thé
                                  €12,00
                                  In my cup
                                  Mishki Tea Measure - Desirode Collection & a touch of tea
                                  un air de thé
                                  €10,00
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                                  Arawi red tea cup - Desirode & un air de thé collection
                                  un air de thé
                                  €22,00
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                                  Mini Sisa Cup - Desirode collection & a touch of tea
                                  un air de thé
                                  €15,00
                                  le repose-sachet, céramique
                                  repose filtre à thé, céramique en grès
                                  repose filtre à thé
                                  le repose-sachet, céramique
                                  repose filtre à thé, céramique en grès
                                  repose filtre à thé
                                  un air de thé

                                  Tea bag holder - Mini teapot - Desirode & un air de thé collection

                                  €10,00
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                                  Tea bag holder, unique piece - Desirode & un air de thé collection

                                  The Mini Uchilla bag holders (Uchilla means Small in the Quechua language) are handcrafted ceramics, the bag holder is made pinched in black stoneware, that is to say that the ceramist does not use a wheel to shape her works.

                                  The creations developed by Desirode for the Maison de thé un air de thé come from stoneware clays with their original colors that have not been modified. She takes great care to use natural products for their finishing, in particular by recycling ashes from Bordeaux fireplaces to create the recipes.

                                  Dimensions of the stoneware bag holder:

                                  about 6 cm

                                  Who is the ceramic and visual artist Desirode?

                                  Behind Desirode is the visual artist Désirée Castillo.
                                  Born in 1979 in the port city of Guayaquil, Ecuador, this passionate woman studied art, law, and psychology, but it was architecture that led her to Bordeaux.
                                  Her handcrafted ceramics are inspired by ancient civilizations, particularly pre-Incan ones. Working with the earth here takes on the appearance of archaeological digs: Désirode recycles ashes from Bordeaux homes to create these everyday objects; she also sources the earth from France. The Matcha bowls, cups, and other tea accessories created in collaboration with Tea sommelier Grégory Lehoux are made from clays drawn from Burgundy for the red earth, and the black and white stoneware is of Norman origin.
                                  All ceramics are unique objects, handcrafted using ancient techniques.
                                  Petite assiette, service à thé Desirode pour la Maison de thé un air de thé
                                  Petite assiette en céramique artisanale à bordeaux
                                  Service à thé en céramique , fait main à bordeaux
                                  Assiette en gres noire et rouge
                                  Petite assiette à dessert , ou soucoupe tasse de thé
                                  Petite assiette, service à thé Desirode pour la Maison de thé un air de thé
                                  Petite assiette en céramique artisanale à bordeaux
                                  Service à thé en céramique , fait main à bordeaux
                                  Assiette en gres noire et rouge
                                  Petite assiette à dessert , ou soucoupe tasse de thé
                                  un air de thé

                                  Small Uchilla plate - Desirode & un air de thé collection

                                  €12,00
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                                  Tax included. Shipping calculated at checkout.

                                  Small plate, unique piece - Desirode & un air de thé collection

                                  Uchilla plates (Uchilla means small in the Quechua language) are handcrafted ceramics. The small plate is made pinched in white or black stoneware, meaning that the ceramist does not use a wheel to shape her works.

                                  The creations developed by Desirode for the Maison de thé un air de thé come from stoneware clays with their original colors that have not been modified. She takes great care to use natural products for their finishing, in particular by recycling ashes from Bordeaux fireplaces to create the recipes.

                                  Dimensions of the small stoneware plate:

                                  about 9 cm

                                  Who is the ceramic and visual artist Desirode?

                                  Behind Desirode is the visual artist Désirée Castillo.
                                  Born in 1979 in the port city of Guayaquil, Ecuador, this passionate woman studied art, law, and psychology, but it was architecture that led her to Bordeaux.
                                  Her handcrafted ceramics are inspired by ancient civilizations, particularly pre-Incan ones. Working with the earth here takes on the appearance of archaeological digs: Désirode recycles ashes from Bordeaux homes to create these everyday objects; she also sources the earth from France. The Matcha bowls, cups, and other tea accessories created in collaboration with Tea sommelier Grégory Lehoux are made from clays drawn from Burgundy for the red earth, and the black and white stoneware is of Norman origin.
                                  All ceramics are unique objects, shaped by hand using ancient know-how.
                                  mesure à thé ceramique artisanale bordeaux
                                  ceramique artisanales à bordeaux
                                  mesure à thé en gres fabriquée à la main
                                  mesure à thé ceramique artisanale bordeaux
                                  ceramique artisanales à bordeaux
                                  mesure à thé en gres fabriquée à la main
                                  un air de thé

                                  Mishki Tea Measure - Desirode Collection & a touch of tea

                                  €10,00
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                                  Tax included. Shipping calculated at checkout.

                                  Tea measure, unique piece - Desirode & un air de thé collection

                                  Mishki tea measures (Mishki means Sweet in the Quechua language) are handcrafted ceramics, the tea measure is made pinched in white or black stoneware, that is to say that the ceramist does not use a wheel to shape her works.

                                  The creations developed by Desirode for the Maison de thé un air de thé come from stoneware clays with their original colors that have not been modified. She takes great care to use natural products for their finishing, in particular by recycling ashes from Bordeaux fireplaces to create the recipes.

                                  Dimensions of the stoneware measure:

                                  about 7 cm

                                  Who is the ceramic and visual artist Desirode?

                                  Behind Desirode is the visual artist Désirée Castillo.
                                  Born in 1979 in the port city of Guayaquil, Ecuador, this passionate woman studied art, law, and psychology, but it was architecture that led her to Bordeaux.
                                  Her handcrafted ceramics are inspired by ancient civilizations, particularly pre-Incan ones. Working with the earth here takes on the appearance of archaeological digs: Désirode recycles ashes from Bordeaux homes to create these everyday objects; she also sources the earth from France. The Matcha bowls, cups, and other tea accessories created in collaboration with Tea sommelier Grégory Lehoux are made from clays drawn from Burgundy for the red earth, and the black and white stoneware is of Norman origin.
                                  All ceramics are unique objects, handcrafted using ancient techniques.