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Tianmu Teapot, Reed Handle
$388.00
Tianmu Teapot, Reed Handle
$388.00
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This is one of Taiwanese ceramicist Xu De Jia's masterpieces. Hand-shaped tea pot in the style of a traditional Japanese kyusu. This tianmu, or "hare's fur" glaze is a rarity among the artist's typical celadons. Attached to the teapot is a handle of carbonized reed, carefully hand-wrapped in brass at the edge.
The rusticity of the reed handle contrasts beautifully with the refined detail of the tianmu glaze. Interior is glazed.
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volume 10 oz/300 ml • height 3" • diameter 4" • length 7.5"
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