Gluttonous gilt porcelain teapot from Quanzhou with Taotie pattern and gold amalgam lacquer decoration
Gluttonous gilt porcelain teapot with intricate Taotie pattern and gold detailing on wooden table
Gluttonous gilt porcelain teapot from Quanzhou with intricate taotie pattern and gold amalgam lacquer finish held in hand
Hand pouring tea from a porcelain Gluttonous Gilt Teapot with gold taotie pattern into a cup
Porcelain Gluttonous Gilt Teapot with intricate blue and gold taotie pattern and gilt handle on dark surface
Close-up of a porcelain Gluttonous Gilt Teapot with gold amalgam lacquer and traditional taotie pattern from Quanzhou, Dehua.

Gluttonous Gilt Teapot

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Encounter a heart-warming tea container, taking a sip or two of light and elegant tea in the middle of a busy schedule; between touch and vision, clearly comprehend heaven, earth and people of nature and ingenuity.

Style: Gold Silver Gluttonous Gilt Teapot

Gold Silver Gluttonous Gilt Teapot
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Description
  • Material: Porcelain
  • Origin: Quanzhou, Dehua
  • Popular Elements: Retro Chinese
  • Description: The teapot has a diameter of 5.5 cm, a bottom diameter of 5.5 cm, and a height of 7.3 cm.
  • Gilding Process: Gold and mercury are synthesized into gold amalgam lacquer, which is applied on the utensils according to the pattern or requirements, and then fired and baked at high temperature, so that the gold is firmly attached to the surface of the utensils, forming a smart and graceful posture.
  • Taotie, alias Laotao, Spore Owl, is a ferocious and gluttonous beast in ancient Chinese myths and legends, and one of the four major beasts.
  • Exquisite workmanship, good air tightness, and fast and powerful water.
  • The shape is quaint, and exquisitely matched, and the decoration is gorgeous.
  • The decoration of the "taotie pattern" appeared on the jade wares of Liangzhu culture in the lower reaches of the Yangtze River 5,000 years ago, and is often seen on bronze wares. It is mainly composed of a taotie pattern and a cloud pattern, with a taotie as the center and a cloud pattern around it.
  • Note: There may be deviations in the manual measurement of product size. The pictures may have color differences due to different lighting or monitors. The actual product shall prevail.
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Pretty tea pot

Pretty tea pot. Nice pouring with the handle shape. Good size for several cups of tea.

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Marie Greco
Even just looking at it makes me feel so happy!

Beautiful tea pot, I love the shape of this tea pot. It is well made. I purchased tea mugs of the same design to match with the tea pot. Even just looking at it makes me feel so happy.

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Greco
Lovely

It came on time. It is lovely and arrived in great shape. Exactly what I wanted and expected.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What materials are used in the Gluttonous Gilt Teapot?
The Gluttonous Gilt Teapot is made of high-quality porcelain, featuring a gold gilding process that enhances its elegant appearance and durability.
Where is the Gluttonous Gilt Teapot manufactured?
This teapot originates from Quanzhou, Dehua, a region renowned for its exquisite porcelain craftsmanship.
What is the significance of the Taotie design on the teapot?
The Taotie pattern on the teapot is a traditional Chinese motif symbolizing ancient myths and legends, adding a cultural and artistic touch to the design.
How is the gilding on the Gluttonous Gilt Teapot applied and maintained?
The gold is synthesized into a lacquer and applied to the teapot according to the pattern, then fired at high temperatures to ensure a firm, lasting finish that exudes grace.
What are the size specifications of the Gluttonous Gilt Teapot?
The teapot has a diameter of 5.5 cm, a bottom diameter of 5.5 cm, and a height of 7.3 cm, making it an exquisite piece suitable for display or use.