Argh! It is not arts. It is art. Vector art. It's not maths, it is math. Learn your math. Look at the vector art. Shesh - so tired of seeing that grammar messed up.
Making the lip sharper has been known about for centuries - but it's a compromise between utility and durability. Very posh non-dribbly teapots have sharp lips, but older examples are often chipped.
And here I always thought the chance of a pouring object dribbling was directly proportional to the capability of the object or material beneath said pot to become indelibly stained from the dribble.
I guess they haven't gone to yumcha recently at any of the better places... Chinese teapots nowadays often have a sharply downward pointing spout tip, removing much of the dribble, as the tea gets cut off quickly.
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I look at vector art and ask, Why?
I guess they haven't gone to yumcha recently at any of the better places... Chinese teapots nowadays often have a sharply downward pointing spout tip, removing much of the dribble, as the tea gets cut off quickly.