Teapot 18th century

This 18th-century teapot, created by the Japanese artist Kentei, is a charming example of the *Yatsugata* style, known for its playful depiction of children. The *Teapot* is decorated with a scene of numerous children engaged in various activities, illustrating the lively atmosphere of a Japanese tea ceremony. The piece is currently housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, standing at a diminutive height of 4 1/4 inches. This *Yatsugata* piece, a testament to Kentei’s artistry, captivates viewers with its endearing charm and intricate details.