Teapot with Handle yixing clay woodfired teapot # 94878 morningboost

Teapot with Handle yixing clay woodfired teapot # 94878 morningboostEnglish description (max 250 words): The Chinese term (ti liang hu) literally means liftbeam or carryinghandle teapot and denotes a broad family of teapots characterized by a pronounced arched (bail) handle that spans the top of the vessel. This practical form has long roots in Chinese tea culture: examples and written references appear from the late Ming into the Qing and thereafter, used both in households and in teaservice contexts where a strong

The handle and spout are slightly contrasting in tone

carefully hand-picked in spring and early summer

Steep for 15–20 seconds for the first infusion

Rozengracht 92H

Appearance: Transparent

A collector’s piece that embodies the wabi - sabi spirit

Peach shapes and peach‑motif vessels invoke longevity and the peaches of immortality from Daoist myth and were popular as auspicious forms in Ming and Qing ceramics and Yixing teapots

dried apricot and liquorice tones

deep green

In appearance: The leaves are thin

The depth and complexity of aging with a 2006 Qilan

the age of these trees is about 360 years