[Yixing kiln purple clay teapot with reed and wild goose patterns]
Yixing kiln purple clay teapot with reed and wild goose patterns, Qingyongzheng, 12.7 cm high, 3 cm caliber, 5.2 cm foot diameter
The can has a small mouth, a long round belly, a flat bottom, and a shallow circle of feet. The cover is engraved with “Zhulan” in regular script. Purple red sand and mud. The body is piled with mud to draw the picture of wild geese, and the decoration is slightly convex
This pot is a utensil specially made by Yixing for the imperial court to hold tribute tea.
![图片[1]-Yixing kiln purple clay teapot with reed and wild goose patterns-China Archive](https://chinaarchive.net/Qing dynasty/ceramics/24509[1024].jpg)
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