Ou Celadon Song-Style Long-Spout Teapot – Handmade Chinese Gongfu Teapot (145ml)

$76.79 USD

Ou Celadon Song-Style Long-Spout Teapot – Handmade Chinese Gongfu Teapot (145ml)

Name: Ou Celadon Song-Style Long-Spout Teapot – Handmade Chinese Gongfu Teapot (145ml)
Brand: Rouseclay
Price: 76.79 USD
Availability: InStock

$76.79 USD

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Mouth Diameter: 3.7 cm
Height: 9 cm
Width: 11.2 cm
Base Diameter: 3.5 cm
Capacity: 145 ml

The earliest origins of this teapot’s form can be traced back to the Pan-kou Hu (wide-mouthed vessel) from the Eastern Han Dynasty, when Ou Kiln first began producing ceramics.

During the Three Kingdoms and Jin periods, Ou Kiln, alongside Yue Kiln, developed the iconic Chicken-Head Ewer. By the Five Dynasties through the Northern Song Dynasty, Ou Kiln pouring vessels reached their peak—forming the most direct historical prototype for this modern long-spout design.

In this period, the teapot evolved into a more slender and upright silhouette. The tubular spout became longer with a subtle curve, while the handle was refined to better fit the natural grip of the hand. The overall form feels light, elegant, and balanced, with a significant improvement in pouring smoothness.

This design was perfectly suited to the tea practices of the Song Dynasty, such as whisked tea (Diancha) and decocted tea (Jiancha), where precise and controlled pouring was essential.

We will pack it up carefully before ships. To make sure won't get any damages.

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As the clay comes from the ground, there is no guarantee that the wares are 100% free of lead. It's less than 0.01%. It' safe to use. The fluxing agent for the glaze is natural iron ore and wood ash, not a bit of lead was used in the process.

FAQs

Our goal is for every customer to be totally satisfied with their purchase. If this isn't the case, we offer a 30-day money-back guarantee and return policy (subject to our return policy requirements).

No. These are natural kiln marks caused by trace iron in mineral clay during high-temperature firing. And it cannot be avoid completely, in handcrafted ceramics, this process is naturally unpredictable and cannot be fully controlled.

Not at all. They do not affect durability, safety, or the taste of tea.

Yes. Every piece is hand-inspected, and items with excessive impurities are rejected. We hope to minimize returns to ensure you have a positive shopping experience.