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Aimee Lee

Lyndhurst, OH

Midwest Culture Bearers Award

FY2025

A tan teapot woven out of Korean paper (called hanji) using jiseung (paper basketry) techniques in the shape of a duck with a lid on the back shaped like a duckling, both with reddish pink beaks.
Photo Credit: Stefan Hagen

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