I designed a lovely garden toile for the Huntington Library and Gardens in Pasadena a while ago, and it's been used on a gorgeous parasol (see my previous post) but now it's also available on a teaset.
The printing is beautiful and the fine bone china is delightfully delicate on both the teapot and the two teacups that come with it. 
The design is based on their famous Japanese garden, the rose walk, and the fantastic California succulent and cactii gardens. If you haven't been there, I really recommend it! You can buy the teaset on their online store here.
teapot
Victoria and Albert museum
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I visited the Victoria and Albert museum this week, and pottered about the ceramics galleries thinking of ideas and doing little sketches.
If I could only go to one museum in London per visit, it would definately be this one. My head is filled with teapots, birds and butterflies...
framed teapot print
Here's a nice photo from kapok, advertising their hanging lights. It's got my blue Peony etching in a pretty white frame on the right hand side!
ceramics in kapok
I'm very happy to say that my HK toile range of ceramics is now available at kapok in Wan Chai, my favourite little boutique store in Hong Kong.
They are the only place in town to stock the full range, most especially the new blue pieces. 
Of course they have lots of other marvellous things too, so you should definately pop by for your Christmas shopping soon!