This hand-painted bird teapot is equal parts art and functional decor. Crafted in the traditional qinghua (blue-and-white) porcelain style, the swirling featherwork and expressive detailing nod to centuries-old Chinese ceramic artistry, while the form itself adds a touch of playful character.
 
Shaped like a stylized bird mid-song, this piece features a sculpted handle, a small pour spout at the beak, and a fitted lid nestled in the top of the back. The base is hand-marked in Chinese, likely reading "Blue and White – Exquisite – Da" (possibly referencing a factory or artisan studio).
 
Perfectly sized for a solo tea ritual or styled as a shelf piece with personality. This is a conversation starter in any space—whether you're serving jasmine on a sunny morning or adding a touch of global charm to your vignette.
 
Style Notes:
Looks fantastic in interiors that lean toward eclectic, Japandi, chinoiserie revival, or cottage maximalism. Tuck it among cookbooks in the kitchen or let it perch on a floating shelf in the living room.
 
Good to Know:
• Hand-painted ceramic
• Blue-and-white glaze with traditional scroll and feather motifs
• Measures approx: 7.25" L x 4.25" H x 3.75" W
• Lid included
• Marked on underside in Chinese characters
• In excellent vintage condition with very mild wear consistent with age