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Cobalt right across the body with rows of white hearts, each one carrying a red motif inside it, separated by bands of white pearls. It is a geometric pattern rather than a floral one, which is unusual on a Multani teapot and makes it the piece people pick up first.
Design Details
- Rows of white hearts with red centers on a solid cobalt ground
- White pearl bands separating each row
- Cobalt lid with white rosettes and a cobalt finial
- Cream handle and spout marked with cobalt strokes
Specifications
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Dimensions: Approximately 6 to 7 inches high (15 to 18 cm), lid included. Pours around four cups
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Material: Mold-cast ceramic with hand-painted underglaze
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Finish: Lead-free clear gloss glaze
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Use: Brewing and pouring tea for three to four cups
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Care: Dishwasher and microwave safe. Wash with warm water and mild soap, skip the scouring pad.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many cups does it pour?
Around four standard cups from one filling.
Is the red the same on every pot?
No. Red is the hardest pigment to fire in Multani work and it shifts between a bright scarlet and a deeper brick depending on where the piece sat in the kiln.
Will tea stain the inside?
The inside is glazed, so tannin rinses off. If it does build up, a teaspoon of bicarb in hot water overnight clears it.
Microwave and dishwasher?
Both are fine. Wash the lid by hand if you can, only because the knob takes knocks in a dishwasher rack.
Handcrafted in Multan, Pakistan. Minor variations in color and pattern are natural features of authentic handmade work.