The "Meihua Zhoupan" is one of the traditional forms of ribbed ware, taking its shape from plum blossom petals. Gu Jingzhou's rendition of this "Meihua Zhoupan Teapot" demonstrates exquisite and powerful handling of the ribbed patterns, with an overall form that is fluid and crisp. The ribbed lines on the body of the pot are well-proportioned and full between each groove, while the shoulder transitions are clean and sharp. The body, lid, and knob all take the form of a six-petaled plum blossom. The lid is fashioned in a flat, pressed style, with petal decorations applied to the lid surface that divide it into multiple layers, forming together with the budding knob a blossoming plum flower. The handle and spout extend upward in a graceful stretch, seamlessly integrated with the body through concealed joinery, creating a vivid and harmonious spirit.