Small Chinese teapot with a mythical pattern drawn in gold and silver by hand. The traditional enamel pattern in stylish black, gold and silver tracery depicts a fierce mythical creature named Taotie. The turquoise and red colors are intense and complement each other with the power and sharpness specific to ethnic designs. The teapot is small, it can be considered as an individual teapot, in any case extremely decorative it can be a collector's item. The teapot here is nicknamed Jinuyinco.  2 cup styles are available, with a capacity of 70ml and 80ml for the largest. The 130ml teapot suitable for tasting for all teas. This ceramic was based on a technique whose craftsmanship originated in the Bronze Age of the Shang and Zhou dynasties, with a system of filing with a knife to create grooves to introduce gold and silver. money. The supports have changed, the technique adapts. But the result is superb with shadow and light effects. The signature at the bottom of the teapot guarantees craftsmanship Faithful to the references of the craftsmanship of the intangible cultural heritage of China. Origine : Fujian-Dehua capital de la porcelain en Chine.

A Chinese teapot, solitary par excellence, a Gaiwan of a deep blue like the night from which stands out a snow-capped, silent and eternal mountain which seems to be reflected in calm water. This is what this gaiwan inspires in us, it invites us to take a moment of contemplative pose. Beautiful ceramic porcelain in stunning white on the inside, the outside is coated in a hand painted pigmented glaze of the intense white pattern which blends into the blue. The gaiwan dates from the Ming dynasty and is still popular, it is classified rather as a tea service. The elders say: "The lid for the sky, the saucer for the earth, and the bowl for man". Capacity: 140ml Brand: NoEnName_Null

An artisanal teapot, wonderfully modeled and sculpted in its clay, its warm brown colors inspire a love of the earth and natural beauty. The style is Chinese, the little teapot is from Yixing, with its traditional design of its workshops, where the know-how is perpetuated while remaining always to the taste of the present. It will be perfect for black teas, scented tea, Oolong, puer, dahongpao, tie guangyin. The clay although passed in furnace, remains a little porous and then keeps the odors and the tastes in memory. Over time, the teapot is lined with the essences of tea and takes on a real identity, especially if the tea used remains most often the same. The ancients say that the best tea is made in a clay teapot. All the more reason when this clay is Zisha, this purple clay from Yixing which still retains its fame. Capacities of the two variants: 300ml and 400ml Crafts whose authors are "folk artists" Brand: Nlslasi

A porcelain Gaiwan, of a brilliant and almost transparent ice blue, through which we perceive cracks which have formed during cooking. They are thin deep in the glaze, this limpidity blends beautifully with almost matte taupe-colored bands, on which immaculate white plum blossoms stand out. The bands encircle the body of the bowl, the cup and around the lid. Chinese plum blossoms evoke renewal after a hard winter represented here by the cracks in the glaze.  The gaiwan is a small teapot, which serves as a service on its own, the technique being to hold the lid which serves as a filter with your finger. It is an individual bowl that has gone through the ages of China and still remains to the taste of the present. The elders say: "the lid for the sky, the cup for the earth and the bowl for the person". A small matching teapot is present in the site: Cracked glacier blue teapot. Le bol de la gaiwan fait 170ml Porcelaine de Dehua Brand: NoEnName_Null

A famous little teapot in its Xishi style, we recognize its roundness, the folk-type motifs are hand-painted on a celadon porcelain, shiny and smooth. A little Chinese that has everything of a big, it is the must of everyday life to prepare a tea whether black, white or green.  Porcelain classified celadon, the pattern is painted in underglaze, the enamel obtained by high firing (1360°C) makes it a shiny, smooth, healthy and harmless enamel. Capacity: 150ml, height: 7.3cm, width with spout: 12.1cm Origine : Guangdong Marque : Kurisuta

A great Chinese classic and popular with this small tea service in beautiful porcelain from Jingdezhen. We recognize the traditional motif of a bird on a flowering branch, probably a flowering plum tree, emblem of the happy times of spring after hard winter times. The dragon on a yellow background emblem of wisdom and luck, for the 2nd model. And then the blue white illustrated here for the 3rd model by peonies, symbols of beauty and love, and also of abundance and social success. This is what each of these timeless sets wishes you when you have tea. For Chinese, the capacity of the teapots is rather generous: 350ml, the cups also: 100ml Beautiful porcelain from Jingdezhen which we no longer have to praise. The patterns are applied with pigments on the clay, then a transparent glaze covers them. This technique is called "underglaze blue" because it was by applying cobalt that this technique began. We have a shiny and smooth porcelain.  Origin : Jingdezhen Marque : Vinrito