Teapot with Post-and-Lintel Handle in Cabernet, 8"h (Ben Owen III)
Teapot with Post-and-Lintel Handle in Cabernet, 8"h (Ben Owen III)
Teapot with Post-and-Lintel Handle in Cabernet, 8"h (Ben Owen III)
Teapot with Post-and-Lintel Handle in Cabernet, 8"h (Ben Owen III)
Teapot with Post-and-Lintel Handle in Cabernet, 8"h (Ben Owen III)
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Teapot with Post-and-Lintel Handle in Cabernet, 8"h (Ben Owen III)

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   A unique, handmade teapot with a great blend of copper-red.  Fully functional, this teapot is safe for liquid use and is dishwasher- and microwave-safe.  Be sure to temper the teapot before adding hot water to steep the tea leaves.  Do not place the teapot directly on the stovetop as heat shock will occur.  Measuring 7.75"l x 5“w x 8“h.
Please Note: What appear to be white spots on the surface are reflections from photo lighting.  

  The Cabernet Glaze is a variation of the Chinese Blue Glaze but made with only one type of copper to achieve this pigment.  The influences from making the Cabernet, or Copper Red, glazes originated from the Ming Dynasty type of pottery in China, in the 12th century, A.D.  The red color is created by introducing carbon or depriving the atmosphere of oxygen early on in the firing process.  Exposure to the smoky atmosphere converts the copper glaze from what would be a typical green glaze, to a wine-red color.

This piece is hand-signed by Ben Owen III with the year made (2024).