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【INCENSE.TEA HOUSE】A small teapot from Shantou, Qing Dynasty, inscribed with the fragrance of apricot blossoms. Price: 20 C.C. (official account).

【INCENSE.TEA HOUSE】A small teapot from Shantou, Qing Dynasty, inscribed with the fragrance of apricot blossoms. Price: 20 C.C. (official account).

Very small, approximately 20 CC, US condition.

NT$25,000
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【INCENSE.TEA HOUSE】A small teapot from Shantou, Qing Dynasty, inscribed with the fragrance of apricot blossoms. Price: 20 C.C. (official account).

This "Qing Dynasty Shantou Small Teapot, Fragrant with Apricot Blossoms for Ten Miles," is a highly representative "palm-sized" antique tea ware in the Min-Yue Kung Fu tea culture. The teapot is renowned for its extremely small capacity, exquisite hand-thrown or Yixing-style red clay craftsmanship, and inscriptions with poems.

Core Value in Antique and Tea Utensil Collections:

1. The Ultimate 20 C.C. Palm-Sized Capacity: In the Kung Fu tea customs of Chaoshan and Southern Fujian, there is a saying, "Small pot, vast universe."

The Essence of Kung Fu Tea: True Kung Fu tea does not seek quantity, but quality. A 20 C.C. capacity is equivalent to only one or two sips of tea, concentrating the aroma and thickness of the tea to the extreme.

High Craftsmanship Difficulty: The smaller the teapot, the more exponentially the difficulty increases, whether it's hand-throwing, trimming, attaching the spout and handle, or controlling the deformation rate during firing.

2. The inscription "Ten Miles of Apricot Blossom Fragrance" is a Qing Dynasty poem, a significant characteristic of the literati style found in Qing Dynasty Zhuni teapots and Shantou teapots. The poem, imbued with refined literary taste, adds elegance to the tea ceremony by allowing the wearer to appreciate the teapot while reciting the poem.

Engraving Technique: The engraving on antique teapots is characterized by its crisp and fluid strokes, emphasizing "brushwork," exhibiting a distinct difference in line quality compared to modern engraving.

3. The Era and Historical Background of the "Yi Gong" Mark: "Hui Yi Gong" was a renowned Zisha (purple clay) Zhuni teapot master of the Qing Dynasty, following in the footsteps of Hui Mengchen. His works were highly favored by tea connoisseurs in Fujian, Guangdong, and Southeast Asia. Antique teapots bearing the "Yi Gong" mark from the mid-to-late Qing Dynasty possess a warm, aged texture and are highly valuable for collection and auction.

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