– Name: Auspicious Cranes (Rui He)
– Clay Type: Benshan Lü Ni
– Capacity: 130cc
– Form: Original Design (Enamel Painting)
The form is identical to the “Thousand Buddhas” teapot, featuring geometrically shaped knob and handle as design highlights (sharing the same design lineage as the Hu Dundun series), with a full, rounded body.
$162.98
The panoramic view of the painting “Rui He Tu” depicts the roofs of Song Dynasty palaces under a green sky, with cranes flying in the air. On the left side, there is an inscription by Emperor Huizong of Song.
Part of the painting ‘Rui He Tu’, with blue-green and golden as the main colors, featuring Song Dynasty architecture with upturned eaves and white cranes in various postures.
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