Horizontal kettle yixing clay woodfired teapot # 94790 sale

Horizontal kettle yixing clay woodfired teapot # 94790 saleThe name (shupng h, literally horizontal pot) suggests a teapot whose primary visual axis runs parallel to the table a low, elongated or squat vessel that reads more horizontal than tall. The exact term is not widely attested in standard historic form lists, so the precise canonical design can be ambiguous; it is best understood as a descriptive name rather than a single fixed archetype. General historical context: small, specialized teapots became

named forms often derive from these functional and poetic concerns

The leaves are large and multicolored

smooth finish

In appearance: 330 g teacake of medium density

Flip-to-Steep Design: Achieve the perfect infusion by controlling steeping time and re-steeping for more flavor

Materials commonly include purple clay (zisha) or porcelain

away from light

woody with notes of leather and fruit

building the layered honeyed aroma and long

featuring a painting of a rabbit beneath the moon — a reference to East Asian lunar mythology

Literally it combines "lotus" (荷花) with "乳鼎" — a compound suggesting a ding-like vessel with rounded

where potters refined a language of compact