Do you name your teaware?

This is my glass teapot Amanda, named after my friend who gifted in to me:

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My ceramic teapot Honoria, which I bought at a massive thrift store. A pretty and fancy one!

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Vera, another ceramic teapot came free with my first box from Simple Loose Leaf. It’s green, which made me think of “”https://www.adagio.com/green/green_teas.html" target="_new">verde," which then made me think of “Vera.”

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Hiram, my test tube steeper. No explanation for the name. It just rang.

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One of the matcha bowls, Sakura. Came with a matcha gift set from my Japanese host family.

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My second matcha bowl, Fuyuki, bought this winter. “Fuyu” means winter and Fuyuki is a Japanese male name.

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Haruki the shudei kyusu. I named it after spring, which is “haru,” since that’s the season during which I bought it and Den’s offered it specially to go with their spring harvest. Haruki is another Japanese male name.

No name but still a fantastic find (TJMaxx): http://s1356.photobucket.com/user/ochaku/media/DSC01963_zpsb9d0e967.jpg.html?filters[user]=134101796&filters[recent]=1&sort=1&o=4