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The Dragon

The Dragon

4.1(31 ratings)

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$143.99at TenmokusChecked Nov 9

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  • Last seen at $143.99 at Tenmokus on Nov 9.
  • Our take on the The Dragon

    The Dragon is a handmade high-fired porcelain teapot finished in an iron-rich tenmoku glaze fired at extreme heat, which forms bronze-and-gold oil-spot crystals and dragon-scale patterns. Each piece varies, so no two look alike. It suits tea drinkers who want a display-worthy pot for gongfu-style sessions and gift buyers after something one of a kind. Against plain porcelain or glass teapots it trades uniformity and easy cleaning for a glaze that is the main event; owners rate it 4.1 out of 5 across 31 ratings.

    Best forGongfu and loose-leaf tea drinkersGift buyers wanting a one-of-a-kind pieceCollectors of tenmoku and oil-spot glazesTable settings where the pot is on show
    Pros
    • Iron tenmoku glaze with visible oil-spot crystals
    • High-fired porcelain body
    • Handmade, so each pot's pattern is unique
    • Bronze-and-gold finish that reads as a display piece
    • Works as a gift for tea lovers
    Cons
    • Glaze variation means the pot you get may differ from photos
    • Handmade porcelain can chip if knocked
    • Oil-spot glazes show tea stains and need rinsing
    • Small-batch handmade supply is inconsistent

    The Dragon prices at every store

    • TenmokusNew

      In stockShips from Hong Kong SAR China · duties may applyReturn policy

      $143.99Checked Nov 9
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    What reviewers say

    • 4.1 / 531 ratings

    Owners rate it 4.1 out of 5 from 31 ratings, with the glaze and handmade character drawing most of the praise. Complaints center on variation between pieces and the care a handmade glazed pot demands.

    What people mention
    • GlazePraisedBuyers single out the oil-spot crystals and bronze-gold shimmer as the reason they bought it.
    • Handmade variationMixedSome owners love that no two are alike; others find their pot looks different from the photos.
    • BuildPraisedReviewers describe the porcelain as solid and well finished.
    • CareCriticisedOwners note the glazed surface needs gentle handling and regular rinsing.

    About the The Dragon

    The Dragon is a handmade Tenmoku teapot, also described in the name as a tea cup, made from high-fired porcelain. It is made for daily tea use.

    The glaze is deep bronze and gold with dragon-scale patterns. It is a rare iron glaze fired at extreme temperatures, which forms shimmering oil-spot crystals.

    Each piece is handmade, so no two are exactly alike.

    Material
    High-fired porcelain
    Glaze
    Tenmoku iron glaze with oil-spot crystals
    Color
    Deep bronze and gold
    Pattern
    Dragon-scale
    Construction
    Handmade

    Questions and answers

    Is The Dragon teapot really handmade?
    Yes. It is described as handmade high-fired porcelain, so the glaze pattern and shape vary from pot to pot.
    What makes the oil-spot crystals appear?
    An iron-rich tenmoku glaze fired at extreme temperatures crystallizes into the shimmering oil-spot pattern.
    Will my teapot look exactly like the photos?
    No. Each piece is one of a kind, so the density and placement of the dragon-scale pattern will differ.
    Is it good for daily use or just display?
    It is built for daily tea sessions, but the handmade glaze rewards careful handling and rinsing.
    Is it a good gift for a tea lover?
    Yes, if they value a unique glazed pot; the one-of-a-kind finish is the main appeal.
    Where is the The Dragon cheapest?
    At Tenmokus, for $143.99, as of our latest check.
    What do buyers say about the The Dragon?
    Rated 4.1 out of 5 from 31 ratings.