Yixing Zisha Teapot with Plum Blossom and Inscription, Qing Style
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Collection
Ceramics & Tea Wares
Period
Qing Style
Overview
A Yixing zisha teapot combining sculptural plum blossom decoration, poetic inscription, and the literati sensibility long associated with refined tea wares.
Description
This Yixing zisha teapot combines sculptural decoration with literati character. The warm reddish-brown clay body is enriched by plum blossom relief and an incised inscription, bringing together ceramic craftsmanship, poetic sensibility, and the decorative language associated with Yixing tea wares.
The rounded body, curved spout, and loop handle create a balanced composition, while the knop echoes the branching motif and reinforces the unity of the design. On one side, the plum blossom decoration introduces a symbol of resilience and refinement; on the other, the inscription reflects the close relationship between tea, calligraphy, and cultivated taste. The clay surface shows the soft maturity and handled character collectors often appreciate in zisha wares.
Best understood as a Qing-style Yixing teapot, this piece is appealing for its form, material warmth, and literati-inspired decoration.
Details
Object Type: Teapot
Material: Yixing zisha clay
Decoration: Plum blossom relief and incised poetic inscription
Height: 17 cm
Width: 22 cm
Weight: 728 g
Origin: Chinese tradition
Condition
Minor surface wear and patina consistent with age and use.
Authenticity & Attribution Note
The piece is offered in Qing style, with stylistic attribution based on material, form, and decorative vocabulary rather than absolute certification.
We are happy to provide additional photographs, closer views, and condition details whenever possible. Serious inquiries are always welcome.