大英博物館のインスタグラム(britishmuseum) - 10月19日 00時00分

☕ Time for a spot of tea ☕

This elegant Japanese teapot dates to the late 17th century, and was likely made for export to Europe. The new fashion of tea-drinking meant that much of the porcelain imported to Europe during this time was associated with tea, which was becoming cheaper and more accessible.

It proved to be a popular design. Later, copies of teapots like this were also made in China.

We’ve got the perfect Sunday teatime read for you – sit down with a cuppa and delve into the origins of afternoon tea in our tea-rific blog – link in bio.

🔎 Porcelain teapot with overglaze red, blue and green enamels. Hizen, Japan, late 17th century.

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