Horizontal kettle yixing clay woodfired teapot # 94787 wuyishan-oolong

Horizontal kettle yixing clay woodfired teapot # 94787 wuyishan-oolongThe exact form denoted by the Chinese name (shupng h, literally horizontal teapot) is not widely recorded as a fixed, canonical shape, so its identification is somewhat ambiguous. Below is a safe, general description and context based on the name and common Chinese teapot traditions. Brief history Chinese teapot making evolved most notably from the late Ming into the Qing dynasty, with regional workshops (especially Yixing in Jiangsu) producing many

Brief history: The Xishi shape takes its name from Xishi

The leaves are large and multicolored

An exceptional piece that embraces the philosophy of wabi-sabi — celebrating imperfection

Weight: 874 gr

Jingdezhen porcelain woodfired tea cup # 93848

Respiratory health – Thyme

Weight: 190 g

The scenting includes repeated layering of tea and flowers over two cycles (窨制)

with the lid

The spout and handle are restrained and balanced to produce a serene

a 仙挑扁平壶 would be a relatively low

For later infusions