Description
A side-handle teapot that tips on its own stand to pour — deep navy glaze, gold botanicals, four cups and a linen travel pouch.
Product Story
The glaze is a deep, glossy navy that reads almost black until the light catches the gold ferns. Cream interiors in the cups keep the tea’s color visible against the dark set.
The pot sits on a pivoting cradle: tip it forward and it pours through the spout, then rocks back level. A small mechanical pleasure — and it keeps your hand away from hot porcelain.
- The pot rocks forward on its stand to pour — no lifting a hot, full teapot
- Deep navy glaze with hand-finished gold botanical sprays
- Solid wood side handle with a brass collar
- Four matching cups with cream interiors, plus a bamboo tray
- Zip-up linen carry pouch with a leather handle included
Specifications
| Capacity / Set | Teapot set with 4 cups |
|---|---|
| Size | Portable tray and travel pouch included |
| Material | Glazed ceramic, wood handle, bamboo tray |
| Care | Hand wash; dry the wood handle promptly. No microwave — the decoration is metallic. |
The Making
The pot sits on a pivoting cradle: tip it forward and it pours through the spout, then rocks back level. A small mechanical pleasure — and it keeps your hand away from hot porcelain.
Care
Hand wash and dry the wood handle and brass collar promptly. The gold decoration means no microwave. Keep the stand’s pivot dry so the pot keeps rocking smoothly.
The rocking pour is not a gimmick — the pot tips forward on its stand and decants without you lifting hot porcelain, which anyone who has scalded a knuckle will appreciate. The gold botanicals mean no microwave, and the wood handle wants to be towelled dry rather than left wet. The zip pouch is genuinely travel-worthy, not an afterthought.
— Qingci Studio
