Red Steed Brewing Teapot

The Red Horse design is based on the ancient fairy tale illustration from one of the oldest Russian cities, the Great Novgorod. This beautiful teapot comes from the Imperial Porcelain Factory, the oldest porcelain producer in Russia. Throughout the company's long history, its products have won numerous prizes, both in Russia and abroad, including the exhibitions in London, Paris, New York, Brussels, and Vienna. This teapot would make for an interesting and useful gift. The brewing teapot is decorated with bright images of a horse and a rooster - both symbols of moving forward to new successes! Details on the product: • Pattern “Red Horse” on “Spring” shape • Porcelain material • Decoration: painting overglaze monochrome, gilding. Decals hand-decorated with elements of hand painting, gold hand-painted. • Author: The author of the painting is A.V. Vorobevsky, National Artist of the Russian Federation • The author of the “Spring” shape is S.E. Yakovleva, Honored Artist of the Russian Federation • Aleksey Vorobyevsky (1906 - 1992) devoted his whole life to porcelain factory, already during his lifetime he became a recognized classic of Soviet porcelain. The artist turned to the elegant motifs of the Russian folk art. Reconsidering the elements of traditional Russian design, the master developed his own style: bright, colorful images with graphic precision. The “Red Horse” teapot is one of the examples of this line in A.V. Vorobevsky works.