This unique teapot collection showcases a blend of artistic inspirations and techniques, making each piece a focal point within its own right. The first teapot features an old map design with simple lines and black curves, accented by a golden yellow glaze on the lower half and an abstract, river-like shape on its side, vividly set against a white ceramic background. Another teapot incorporates a map of France, channeling Picasso’s style through its black and beige glaze, complemented by a radiant golden decoration and Kintsugi-inspired line drawings on a yellow ochre backdrop. Similarly, a third teapot simplifies the mood with an architectural plan design adorned in black and tan, presenting a more understated aesthetic. The fourth teapot, inspired by the art of sgraffito, bursts with orange and black designs reminiscent of organic shapes and stylized waves, prominently displayed against a map-themed background that echoes the creativity of Robert Rauschenberg. Each teapot not only serves as a testament to the fusion of geographic and artistic expressions but also provides perfect examples of how varied artistic influences can be unified into functional art, much like the diverse applications seen in examples of sref commands in MidJourney.