Jingdezhen ceramics
"Dragon Egg" Teapot, 150 ml
Jingdezhen is renowned in China and throughout the world as the "Porcelain Capital." The production of ceramics and, subsequently, porcelain began here around the 1st century CE, quickly winning the appreciation of feudal rulers. The porcelain workshops of Jingdezhen were the primary suppliers to the Chinese emperors.
This teapot is handmade and wood-fired at high temperatures. It features a pleasant, slightly rough texture, with a distinctive square-shaped finial on the lid. The pour is smooth and fast, fitted with a "birdcage" filter. The interior is unglazed, allowing the teapot to be seasoned for a specific type of tea.
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Jingdezhen is renowned in China and throughout the world as the "Porcelain Capital." The production of ceramics and, subsequently, porcelain began here around the 1st century CE, quickly winning the appreciation of feudal rulers. The porcelain workshops of Jingdezhen were the primary suppliers to the Chinese emperors.
This teapot is handmade and wood-fired at high temperatures. It features a pleasant, slightly rough texture, with a distinctive square-shaped finial on the lid. The pour is smooth and fast, fitted with a "birdcage" filter. The interior is unglazed, allowing the teapot to be seasoned for a specific type of tea.