Sorapot
A simple modern teapot.
Sorapot was the first product I ever launched, way back in 2007.
Now the original CAD model that I sent to the moldmaker to kick off production is available as the first NFT I've ever launched.
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"Beauty and function come together in the Sorapot. This modern, architectural teapot uses an arch of stainless steel to house a Pyrex tube, letting you watch as the tea leaves unfurl, changing hot water into tasty tea. Newly refreshed, the updated version features a re-engineered spout, and open brew chamber, and an investment cast, hand-finished handle, as well as the same stunning looks as the original." -Uncrate
"LET’S BE HONEST: $285 is too much to spend on a teapot. But if you think of Joey Roth’s Sorapot 2 as an abstract dromedary sculpture that makes brewing tea like watching a laser show at your local planetarium, the asking price makes a bit more sense.
It’s time to bust out those flowering tea balls you’ve been saving up and crank some 'Tull. The Sorapot 2 brews two cups at a time. You unscrew a stainless-steel locking bar at the base of it, open it up via a hinged handle, and put your most-exciting loose leaves in the 11-ounce glass brewing chamber.
Like its predecessor, which had a less-heavy-duty build around its top hinge and a spout that wasn’t exactly built for precision pouring, you feed the Sorapot 2 boiling water through its redesigned wide-mouth spout. You can use it with teabags for a less-exciting show, but the Sorapot 2 is really built to use with loose leaves; there’s a strainer panel built into its steel housing." -Wired
As seen in Katy Perry's video for The One that Got Away