Different Kinds of Teapots By Felisa Anne Kraus

Different Kinds of Teapots By: Felisa

Anne Kraus Teapots “For U. S One day a dream was pointed out to me”, she said. Made in 1986 Glazed earthenware 6 ¼ in. high The teapot deal with idealism and hope.

Minton, Ltn. , Britain Teapot Man with Mask Teapot. Majolica ware in 1880 Glazed earthenware 5 ¼ in. high

Amy Sabrina, U. S Teapots Autobiographical Teapot In 1987 Glazed earthenware 11 inches.

Akio Takamori, U. S Teapots Woman Teapot In 1986 Stoneware 6 ¾

Minton teapot From Britain Man with Sack Teapot Majolica ware made in 1880 Glazed earthenware 5 ½ in. high

Matheo Thun Teapot From Italy Corvus Corax Teapot In 1982 Porcelain 9 inches high This special teapot with its barbed handle is an amusing commentary on the relationship of form and function

Lingaard Pottery Teapot From Britain There was an old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe Made in 1935 Glazed earthenware 5 inches. high

Lingaard Pottery Teapot From Britain Humpty-Dumpty Teapot Made in 1930 Glazed ceramic 5 inches high

Annette Corcoran Teapot From Unite States Heron Head Teapot In 1987 Porcelain 6 ½ in. high

History of teapots Teapots are use for elegant party’s Teapots also have a meaning of tangible symbols of a life-affirming ritual. Teapots have been created in the shape of birds, fish, cabbages, kings, crowns, camels, and cars. Teapots also have a meaning that inspire the humor, irony, and strange genius of the truly peculiar teapots.

Teapots heritage Teapots were and still are use by kings and emperors Once the drink of emperors and king, tea is today the most egalitarian of beverages. This delightful drink is second only to water in worldwide popularity, consumed at a rate of over fifty billion serving a year

The rituals of teapots Upper class persons had the most delicate teapots of beautiful designs, also know as high quality. The most famous for using a teapot was tea In both the East and West tea drinking has long been linked to formal ceremony and highly evolved rituals.

Different meaning and how teapots are made A crucial aesthetic elements of the tea ceremony whether in China, Japan, or England are and still are the selection of the utensils used for making and serving tea. In china teapots had the most significant of the early teapots were produced from 1510 onward in the Yixing region

Credits The eccentric Teapots By: Garth Clark