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Xi Shi Yixing Purple Clay (Zi Sha) Teapot
Material: |
Purple Clay from Huang Long Shan (黄龙山), Yixing |
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Origin: |
Yixing (宜兴), Jiangsu Province, China |
Craft: |
Semi-handmade |
Maker: |
Jing Zhengjuan |
Capacity: |
Zi Ni Teapot - 150ml (5.1oz); Duan Ni Teapot - 150ml (5.1oz) |
Usage: |
Great for brewing Oolong Tea, Pu-erh Tea, Black Tea |
Angel's Comment:
This is our most popular Yixing Clay (Zi Sha) Teapot for Brewing Teas in Gongfu Way.
Certification
Quality Safety Analyzing Report (No.: 2024-1561) |
Purple clay, known as Zi Sha, is a special type of clay with excellent transmission and preservation of heat. Teapots made from this material are designed to retain the aroma and flavors of tea brewed with them; therefore, it is best to brew only one particular type of tea in a Zi Sha pot, so that that pot absorbs the essence of the tea and brings it out in further sessions. These teapots became popular throughout China in the North Song Dynasty, and were traded to many other countries from there.
Step into the world of Master Jing Zheng Juan, a renowned artisan with over 40 years of experience in creating exquisite Yixing Zisha Teapots.
In this captivating video, witness the meticulous process of crafting a semi-handmade Xi Shi Zisha Teapot, guided by the expertise and precision of Master Jing.
Discover the artistry and dedication behind each masterpiece.
This pot is elegantly crafted in a Xi Shi style, which takes its name from one of the four great beauties of ancient China. With its elegant shape and fluid lines, the overall beauty of the pot is established and maintained; the body of the pot looks almost like the full, round face of a beautiful girl.
The spout represents the mouth and lips, gentle and graceful.
The pearl atop the lid symbolizes the tuinga of nobles in ancient Chinese times.
The handle resembles an elegant hair bun.
The interior and bottom of the teapot are carefully crafted.
The spout pours smoothly and easily.
Ensuring the pot is airtight.
Pressing a tiny hole on the lid will seal the pot, preventing flow when the pot is full.
Pour water full of the teapot and press the spout, downward the lid it will still tightly stick with teapot.
A common Chinese saying proclaims that “in the eyes of a lover, Xi Shi appears”: this phrase can be taken to mean that, no matter a person’s actual appearance or how they may look to others, to someone who loves them they will be as beautiful as Xi Shi. From this, it is said that every lover of tea and Zisha teapots has a Xi Shi in their heart.
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