🫖 Longevity Peach Pot 1980s

🍑 Longevity Peach is the name of the shape. This teapot is made from a solid sheet of clay, that is, without gluing the teapots together, as was done, for example, with shuipins. Thus, it is completely handmade. They began to be produced at Factory No.1 in the 70s and the latest ones date back to the mid-late 80s. Factory No. 2 also produced them in the 80s. Often, Peaches were not stamped, and since the early clay F1 and F2 are identical, it is almost impossible to say which factory the teapot belongs to.

Below are photos from the official catalogs of both factories:

🧱 Zini clay (purple).