Gao Pan yixing clay woodfired teapot # 94874 non-product

Gao Pan yixing clay woodfired teapot # 94874 non-productThe exact term "" (literally GaoPan teapot) is not widely documented in standard reference works, so its precise historical provenance and canonical features are ambiguous. In Chinese ceramic practice, however, names like this commonly combine a descriptive term ( = tall) with either a makers name or a traditional shape name (), so it is reasonable to treat it as a tall variant of a named teapot form. General historical context: small, named teapot

Safe historical context: many Chinese teapot forms developed within the Yixing (宜兴) zisha tradition from the Ming and Qing periods onward

A practical tea set designed for busy people who want to enjoy fresh tea at the office or anywhere

Unlike its lighter counterparts

The name 大方壶 (dàfāng hú) literally translates as “large square (or great square) teapot

Vintage metal box for tea # 93200

After that do short steeps (just for 8-10 seconds)

fully handmade with a soft matte surface and delicate spiral grooves from the wheel-throwing process

Hunan Province

woody depth

The name "祥云供春壶" combines xiángyún (祥云

The exact historical type denoted by this name is not widely standardized in the literature

contributing to its soothing appeal