The Xishi Teapot: A Simple Beauty Xishi is known as one of the four great beauties in ancient China. The Xishi Teapot is named after her because it is as beautiful. This teapot was originally called "Wendan Teapot."According to ancient...
Teapots: A Guide by Region and Material The teapot is at the heart of tea culture. There are many kinds, which can be grouped by the country they come from or the material they are made from. Each type has...
Pot à encolure de puits (Jinglan théière)Liste de contenuInspiration de conceptionCréateurContexte culturelConceptionCinq thermos à tronc bien célèbresInspiration de designAutrefois, les puits étaient souvent entourés d’une bordure protectrice et décorative. L’inspiration du Jinglan Hu vient précisément de ces cercles de pierre...
Pourquoi cette théière s'appelle-t-elle « Qin Quan » ?La théière « Qin Quan » est inspirée des poids (contrepoids de balance) utilisés sous la dynastie Qin pour peser les choses. Après avoir uni la Chine, le premier empereur Qin a...
The Lianzi Teapot The lianzi teapot first came to life during the Chongzhen era of the Ming Dynasty. It was inspired by the “lianzi jar” from that time. The original design had a straight mouth, a rounded shoulder, a ring-shaped...
Li Mao Teapot The Li Mao teapot is a famous Yixing teapot. It is designed to look like an old fisherman. He wears a large straw hat and a raincoat. He sits quietly and fishes. This teapot uses simple shapes...
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