Inspired by the spinning gyros of the Hemudu culture, this tea set breaks away from traditional teapot forms. The designer adopts a geometric cutting approach, deconstructing the dynamic triangular form of the gyro into fundamental geometric elements—points, lines, and planes. These elements are then reimagined into the components of the teapot and accompanying pieces, blending cultural symbolism with modern design language.The overall shape of the tea set can be abstracted into "upright triangles" and "inverted triangles" of varying sizes and heights, striking a balance between "stability" and "instability" and imbuing the teaware with a rhythmic flow. The designer seeks harmony between form and function, not only emphasizing aesthetic appeal but also ensuring ease and comfort in use—blending visual creativity with user-focused practicality. Crafted from rare, mineral-rich black clay, the teaware subtly enriches the tea’s flavor, offering a smoother and more refined experience.1. The teapot’s gyro-inspired pointed base and swirling textures formed by hand-throwing evoke a vivid sense of motion—symbolizing cosmic rotation, the passage of time, and the cycle of life. 2. During pouring, the pointed-bottom teapot guides the tea leaves into a gentle whirlpool, allowing aroma and flavor to release more evenly. 3. The perfectly matched teapot stand provides stability and visual harmony, while echoing the deeper philosophy of balance. In a constantly shifting world, finding stillness and clarity is essential. The use of Gaogu black clay lends the set a timeless, forward-looking character.Energy Efficiency: Optimized temperature control improves firing success rates, reducing overall energy consumption during production.