Tall Piao Teapot (65cc)
Product Overview
– Name: Tall Shipiao (Gao Shipiao)
– Clay Type: White Duan Ni
– Capacity: 65cc
– Form: Shipiao reinterpretation (Plain Ware · Round Form)
Form Origins
The Shipiao teapot originates from the “stone dipper” (Shidiao) form, finalized by Chen Mansheng in the Qing dynasty. It is a representative literati teapot form. The poetic phrase “From three thousand weak waters, take but a single ladle to drink” imbues it with profound literati spirit. The traditional Shipiao features a triangular conical body, bridge knob, tripod feet, and straight spout as its signature characteristics. This “Tall Shipiao” is a creative reinterpretation—the body proportion has been elongated, and the traditional straight spout has been replaced with a duck-bill spout, improving pouring efficiency. The asymmetrical knob also enhances handling comfort, giving the piece a strong design sensibility.
¥99.00
Description
A realistic photograph of a Zisha stone ladle teapot, featuring calligraphy engraved on the body, a triangular conical body, a bridge-shaped knob, and three legs—the classic traditional stone ladle shape.
The brownish-red Zisha teapot has a near-triangular outline, supported by a single foot at the bottom, and features an arched knob on the lid, exuding a simple and elegant charm.
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