Jingzhou Stone Ladle yixing clay woodfired teapot # 94779 giftbox

Jingzhou Stone Ladle yixing clay woodfired teapot # 94779 giftboxTitle translation: "Jingzhou Shi Piao Teapot" (). Brief history: The Shi Piao () often translated as stone scoop or stone ladle is one of the classic Yixing (Zisha) teapot forms, with roots in late Mingearly Qing teaware traditions and continued refinement through later centuries. The element in the name likely alludes to the celebrated 20thcentury Yixing master Gu Jingzhou (), who popularized and perfected many traditional shapes; however, whether

Key Features:

a “high” or vertically proportioned teapot is suggested — likely a taller-bodied silhouette with a relatively raised shoulder and vertical walls

Shape note

A practical gift set featuring high-quality oolong teas and a convenient glass teapot for quick brewing

Shape note: teapots called "lotus" commonly emphasize natural forms — a rounded or slightly flattened body with petal-moulding or low-relief lotus decoration

the region’s abundant rainfall

The exact form called "佛手瓜壶" is not universally standardized in the published teapot canon and can be ambiguous: the name literally combines 佛手 (Buddha’s Hand

gooseberry

echoing the flat

suggesting blessing and good fortune and adding a lyrical surface texture without altering the pot’s functional geometry

nutty with notes of bread

reflecting architectural or furniture influences and aiming to elevate the vessel visually and practically