Embrace the raw beauty of Dehua pottery with this handcrafted rustic side-handle ceramic teapot, a unique blend of tradition and organic aesthetics.
🍵 Authentic Dehua Craftsmanship – Dehua, one of China’s ‘Three Great Porcelain Capitals,’ is renowned for its ceramic mastery. This stoneware teapot embodies a departure from Dehua’s classic white porcelain, celebrating the natural imperfections and rich textures of handcrafted clay.
🍵 Kiln-Transformation Glaze – The teapot’s green-toned glaze is formed through high-temperature kiln firing, creating subtle variations in colour and texture. Each piece develops its own organic finish, ensuring that no two teapots are exactly alike.
🍵 Compact & Functional – Designed for Gongfu-style brewing, this small-batch teapot is ideal for teas that thrive in multiple infusions, such as rock oolong, sheng pu-erh, and white tea. The flat, wide body allows for even heat distribution, bringing out the tea’s full complexity.
🍵 Ergonomic Side-Handle Design – The side handle is wrapped in thread, offering a comfortable, heat-resistant grip while enhancing the teapot’s rustic aesthetic. The curved spout ensures a smooth, controlled pour, preventing spills and drips.
🍵 Three Earthy Colour Variations – Available in green, brown, and black, each colour enhances the teapot’s natural, unrefined charm. The kiln-reactive glaze ensures that each piece is one of a kind.
A perfect piece for tea connoisseurs, collectors, or those who appreciate the wabi-sabi beauty of handcrafted ceramics. Elevate your tea ritual with this Dehua rustic green side-handle ceramic teapot.
<Specs>
📐 Size (DIA&H): ⌀11 x 5.5 cm / ⌀4.3 x 2.2 in (excluding handle and spout)
📐 Capacity (Water): 100 ml / 3.4 fl oz
📐 Colour: Green/Brown/Black
📐 Texture: Satin/Semi-Gloss
📐 Quantity: 1
📐 Origin: China
<Notes>
📝 Please allow a 1-2 unit deviation due to the manual measurements.
📝 Colours may differ slightly from the photos, depending on lighting and screen settings.
📝 Handcrafted items are beautiful for their individual personalities, making each of them appear slightly different from the photos shown.