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Hsiao Fang Pottery Arts | Early Ru Ware: Uncrackled Sky-Blue Pear-Shaped Teapot
Ru Ware / Uncrackled Sky-Blue Pear-Shaped Teapot Set (Early Period)
Master Tsai Hsiao-fang / Taipei, Taiwan
Object Profile
Capturing the ethereal vision of "the sky cleared of rain through a rift in the clouds," this early vintage piece embodies Master Tsai Hsiao-fang’s mastery over Northern Song Ru imperial ware. Coated in a rare, uncrackled sky-blue glaze, the surface is thick, rich, and tactilely reminiscent of polished mutton-fat jade. Fired under precise high-temperature reduction, it emits an understated semi-matte luster—a serene, enduring testament to classical literati refinement.
Form & Tea Aesthetics
Classic Pear Silhouette for Leaf Expansion: Inheriting the timeless pear-shaped form, the profile features a slender neck and a broad, generous belly. The lowered center of gravity and spacious chamber allow rolled oolong leaves to unfurl completely, releasing their fullest aromatics and layered sweetness.
Effortless Pour & Tactile Poise: The spout offers a smooth, arc-free pour with a clean cut-off. Designed with balanced proportions, the handle fits naturally into the hand, establishing a tranquil and steady rhythm at the tea table.
Specifications
Artist / Brand: Master Tsai Hsiao-fang / Hsiao Fang Pottery Arts
Craft: Early Vintage Creation / High-fire reduction firing (approx. 1300°C) / Ru Ware Sky-Blue Glaze (Uncrackled) / Pure porcelain
Form: Classic Pear-Shaped Teapot
Capacity: Approx. 110 ml (cc)
Recommended Teas: High Mountain Oolong, Traditional Dong Ding, Wenshan Pouchong, Oriental Beauty, and Aged Teas
Brewer’s Note:
A teapot holding the stillness of post-rain skies, carrying mountains within its curve.
As the water pours, vessel and mind settle into quiet clarity.
Interested parties please send a private message or call Mr. Wu at 098 9368 725Photos can be taken for confirmation before shipment.