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Chinese pottery and porcelain; vol. 2. Ming and Ch'ing Porcelain

Note 325 — Chapter XI · K’ANG HSI MONOCHROMES

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The form of this water pot is known (according to Bushell, O. C. A., p. 318) as the T’ai-po tsun, because it was designed after the traditional shape of the wine jar of Li T’ai-po, the celebrated T’ang poet. In its complete state it has a short neck with slightly spreading mouth.

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