The Art of the Teapot

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Sep 24th 2005, 2:44pm By queenseyes

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Junko McGee, local potter and calligrapher, has crafted an exquisite teapot along with two drinking cups. This one of a kind set sells for $80. The teapot is as much art as it is a practical pot. The pots are super durable and are made to withstand the routines of daily tea steeping. Junko sells her handcrafted pieces at tru-teas! located at 810 Elmwood Avenue. 716.887.2921.

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