Lifting Beam Pot
Lifting Beam Pot: Named for the tall, prominent lifting beam on the shoulder of the vessel.
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Gourd-Shaped Flask (Hulu Xing Hu)
Gourd-Shaped Flask (Hulu Xing Hu):Named for its distinctive double-bulbed silhouette resembling a gourd.
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Pear-Shaped Teapot (Li Hu)
Pear-Shaped Teapot (Li Hu):First fired during the Yuan Dynasty, this teapot features a round mouth, short neck, s...
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Monk’s Cap Ewer (Sengmao Hu)
Monk's Cap Ewer (Sengmao Hu):Typically featuring a rounded neck, a rounded belly, and a ring foot, its shape clos...
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Recumbent Flask (Wohu)
Influenced by Islamic styles from West Asia, this flask features a foot ring on both the front and back of its be...
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Flat Flask (Bianhu)
A relatively common vessel shape in ancient times, featuring two or four lugs on the sides for threading ropes to...
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Domu Pot
Originally a utensil for mixing and holding butter tea (mostly made of wood or metal), it later evolved into a ri...
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Bumba Kettle
Modeled after Tibetan metalware, this vessel features a dish-shaped mouth, a slender neck, and a curved spout, wi...
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Dish-mouth pot
This vessel is characterized by its dish-shaped mouth, straight neck, rounded belly, and lugs, and is named after...
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Chicken-head pot
A product first created during the late Three Kingdoms period to the Jin Dynasties, the chicken-head pot graduall...
