Nanbanyaki Kyusu Side-handle Teapot
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.
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Description
- Material: Pottery
- Origin: Jingdezhen, Jiangxi.
- Dimensions: 9.9cm x 6.4cm, capacity 140ml.
- This antique looking Kyusu Side-handle Teapot has a cylinder shape side handle and a pelican beak shape spout which gives the teapot a solid stability. The rough texture and wood ash glaze also add the antiquity to the teapot.
- The ashes and traces of fire from chai kiln reveal the rustic beauty of handicrafts. As a result, the product has a high artistic aesthetic, beautiful shape and strong three-dimensional feeling. The proportions of the whole and the parts are coordinated, and the lines are smooth and vivid.
- Chai kiln makes every utensil become a surprising work of art. Burning in the hot flames, it undergoes fire and transformation, and finally shows its natural appearance and different beauty. Each piece is unique and cannot be copied, each piece is a natural gift, no complicated decorations are needed, natural chai kiln utensils restore the true taste of tea.
- After the ancient method of chai kiln production, bare firing out of the kiln, the traces on the artifacts change with the natural falling ash, which has great randomness and uncertainty, which is the so-called "mystery".
- It is fired in the bare body without glaze, and the fire marks are allowed to fall off naturally to reveal a mottled metallic texture, giving people a rough and simple taste of the beauty of a wood kiln. The fire marks are simple and simple, like gold and stone, with a clanking sound that is calm and restrained. Clumsy and clever, just like what utensils should be.
- Made with high-quality raw ore pottery and gilded technology, it is exquisite and practical. It gives people a sense of grandeur. Gold is originally precious, but the proper integration with pottery is like a rebirth. When placed on the tea table, light shines through, and it comes alive.
- The rough feel of clay. Rugged and textured, it creates a mottled and dim artistic conception. Bringing it into handmade products gives it a casual and uninhibited feel, with some ancient Zen charm. Clumsy, clever and irregular, there is a bit more aura.
- Hand-made utensils are made with the full attention and warmth of the craftsman, which cannot be replaced by a regular assembly line. Every inch and every bit of strength is a special mark on the utensil.
- The bare body has no glaze, and the raw mineral rock mud body has a strong golden touch, making it more layered, coarse and fine, natural and unpretentious.
- Simple lines, elegant and quiet, gold embellishments, simple and elegant, side handle shape, easy to hold and enjoy.
Nanbanyaki Kyusu Side-handle Teapot
$198.68
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the capacity of the Nanbanyaki Kyusu Side-handle Teapot?
The Nanbanyaki Kyusu Side-handle Teapot has a capacity of 140ml, making it ideal for personal tea servings and enjoying a quiet moment.
What materials are used to make this Kyusu Side-handle Teapot?
This teapot is made from high-quality pottery sourced from Jingdezhen, Jiangxi, crafted using traditional methods that highlight its rustic and artistic features.
How does the chai kiln firing process affect the appearance of the teapot?
The chai kiln firing process creates unique fire marks and a mottled metallic texture, giving each teapot a natural, antique appearance with no two pieces exactly alike.
What are the design features that make this Kyusu Side-handle Teapot unique?
The teapot features a cylinder-shaped side handle and a pelican beak-shaped spout, with an antique look enhanced by rough textures, wood ash glaze, and natural fire marks for a rustic, artistic feel.
How should I care for and maintain this handcrafted pottery teapot?
To maintain its beauty, gently hand wash the teapot with mild soap and avoid using harsh detergents or abrasive cleaners. Handling it with care will preserve its unique fire marks and texture.
