W25-25 "I'm a Little Teapot, Short and Stout:" Teapots Through the Ages NEW

W25-25 "I'm a Little Teapot, Short and Stout:" Teapots Through the Ages NEW

Class | Registration closed 12/15/2024

Mahler Museum 118 E. Bridge St. Berea, OH 44017 United States
TBD
Tea History - All Levels
1/8/2025-2/12/2025
10:15 AM-11:35 AM EST on Wed
$25.00

W25-25 "I'm a Little Teapot, Short and Stout:" Teapots Through the Ages NEW

Class | Registration closed 12/15/2024

How do you serve your tea? Do you simply brew a cup? Or do you serve it from a teapot? Whether it is for two people or six, teapots have been around for centuries. They enhance the enjoyment of tea and turn the act of brewing into an art. The history of teapot design is a fascinating journey through time, spanning centuries and continents, as it reflects the cultural influences, technological advancements and design trends that have shaped teapot design. So, whatever your ritual is of making tea, swirling water in your granny’s favorite pot or using one of the new elegant glass teapots, put the kettle on, put your feet up and enjoy a nice cup of tea. As the ancient Chinese proverb goes, “A day without tea is a day without joy.” Tea and cookies, of course, will be served.

Judi Slack

Judi Slack received her Bachelor's degree from Iowa State University and Master's degree in Education from Cleveland State University. Her early career days were as a psychiatric social worker. The remaining years of her career were spent as an elementary school teacher and then as an administrator. She has taught education courses at Cleveland State, University of Akron and Notre Dame. Tea has been a lifelong passion and she has four different certificates from the World Tea Academy:  Tea Specialist, Tea Professional, Tea Sommelier, Tea Health Expert.