Purple Clay Teapot Gourd Three-Legged Branch Handle 340ml
Purple Clay Teapot – Gourd Shape, Three-Legged Base, Branch Handle, 340ml
Inspired by the humble gourd — a symbol of health, safety, and good fortune in Chinese culture — this handcrafted purple and green clay teapot brings natural beauty and auspicious meaning to every tea session. Branch-shaped spout and handle, vine leaf carvings, and a three-legged base create a teapot that is as vivid and lively as the nature it draws from.
Key Features
- Gourd-Inspired Form: Round, full body with a gourd stem lid finial — symbolizing health, safety, and good fortune
- Branch Spout & Handle: Naturally shaped like tree branches, adorned with delicate vine leaf carvings for an organic, lively aesthetic
- Three-Legged Base: Tripod structure ensures stable, dignified placement with a unique sense of balance
- Purple & Green Clay: Authentic dual-clay construction — mineral-rich, breathable, and excellent for heat retention and tea aroma enhancement
- High-Temperature Fired: Kiln-fired at 1100°C–1200°C for a sturdy, durable, and breathable body that improves with use
- Smooth Pour: Clean, precise water flow with a comfortable, sturdy handle grip
- Gift-Ready: Comes with a beautiful gift box and certificate of authenticity
About the Maker
Jiang Jingming (born 1965) is a Chinese ceramist and member of the Chinese Society of Arts and Crafts. Trained under Jiangsu ceramic master Fan Yongliang, his works are celebrated for beautiful form, smooth lines, and a spirit that honors tradition while embracing innovation. His teapots — including the Lotus Pot, Love Pot, and Junzhu Pot — have won prizes at the Yixing Pottery Festival and are held in museum collections worldwide.
Specifications
| Material | Purple Clay + Green Clay (Zisha) |
| Firing Temperature | 1100°C – 1200°C |
| Capacity | 340 ml (11.5 oz) |
| Diameter | 16.1 cm (6.34 in) |
| Height | 10.7 cm (4.21 in) |
| Includes | Teapot + Gift Box + Certificate |
| SKU | EWXZ011 |
Perfect For
- Gongfu tea ceremonies with oolong, pu-erh, and black tea
- Long-term seasoning as a daily teapot
- Display and collection of Chinese ceramic art
- Gifting for birthdays, housewarmings, and special occasions