teapot set

One of the teapots worth mentioning is the long mouth teapot, which is commonly used in tea ceremony performances.

The long beaked teapots we saw for the performance are mostly bronze, and some are made of iron and tin, also known as the long spouted teapots. A tea maker with no flow is called a no flow pot, which can also be slightly raised; Short flow kettle --- a teapot with the spout water outlet separated from the chamber within three inches; Medium flow kettle --- the distance from the water outlet to the kettle chamber is about three inches to two feet; The teapot whose spout is more than two feet away from the pot cavity is called a long flow pot. In ancient times, the spout of Changliu Pot was usually three feet long, which is why the commonly known "one meter long pot" came into being.