Qing Dynasty Yixing Zisha Tree-Trunk Form Teapot by a Renowned Artisan, 18th–19th Century
拍品描述
Dimensions: Height 10.5 cm, Width 16.5 cm (18th–19th Century, approximately 4.1 in. high × 6.5 in. wide)Condition and Provenance: Good overall condition with a complete structure and well-preserved lid and body. The surface shows a mature natural patina with gentle signs of age and use, adding to its authentic character. From a private collection in New York, USA.Description: This exceptional Yixing Zisha teapot takes inspiration from the natural form of an old tree trunk, showcasing the traditional Chinese appreciation for organic beauty and artistic expression. The body is skillfully shaped with realistic bark textures, knots, and branch-like details, while the handle, spout, and lid are thoughtfully integrated into the overall design. The maker’s mark on the base reflects the craftsmanship and personal artistry of Qing Dynasty Zisha production. Teapots of this type represent the refined connection between nature, scholar culture, and tea ceremony traditions, making them highly sought-after among collectors of Chinese art.
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