Masterpiece Rose Red Zisha Teapot – Hui Haiqin’s Heritage Craftsmanship

2025-09-07 Zisha Teapot Guide Categroy：under 200cc Views：49

$557.14Crafted with rose-purple Zisha clay, this 00cc teapot by Master Hui Haiqin showcases timeless design, expert craftsmanship, and ergonomic functionality for tea enthusiasts.

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This Yixing teapot is named "Level Calm", drawing design inspiration from the traditional Chinese concept of "fourfold stability". The purple clay teapot exhibits a plump, rounded silhouette that appears both simple and elegant. Its body features exceptionally smooth contours transitioning naturally from top to bottom without harsh angles, creating a visually harmonious impression. Upon closer inspection, faint handcrafted textures become visible on the surface, characteristic of traditional zisha teapot craftsmanship.

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The teapot employs rare rose-purple clay sourced from Yixing's Huanglong Mountain mining area. When fired at high temperatures, this material develops a distinctive purplish-red luster with a texture resembling infant skin. During creation, the clay slab needs to be repeatedly beaten over 30 times to ensure structural density. This clay's exceptional breathability optimally releases tea aromas during brewing.

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Crafted by Master Hui Haiqin, a national-level senior industrial artist from the renowned Hui pottery dynasty and direct descendant of Qing Dynasty master Hui Mengchen, this Chinese Yixing zisha teapot represents over three decades of expertise. As dual member of China Ceramic Industry Association and Fine Arts Association, Hui's professional credentials enhance the piece's collectible value.

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The slender straight spout features specially polished water outlets that create perfect parabolic pours without splashing or interruption. The irregular arc-shaped handle contrasts playfully with the rounded body, ensuring ergonomic comfort while enhancing visual dynamism.

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The deceptively simple lid conceals technical mastery - its slightly domed "steamed bun" design forms a perfect seal. Even when inverted with water, the lid remains securely positioned, demonstrating precise dimensional control. The flattened-knob design ensures comfortable grip and operation.

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As a quintessential "Level Calm" teapot, its most remarkable feature lies in perfect equilibrium. When placed empty in water, it floats horizontally like a miniature boat. This requires exacting 1-gram precision in weight distribution and internal space calculation, making it among the most technically challenging zisha teapot styles.

Despite its minimalist appearance, this 200cc purple clay teapot offers practical excellence for 2-3 drinkers. Scientifically calibrated wall thickness maintains heat without scalding. Microscopic pores in the interior walls gradually enhance tea richness through repeated use. Maintenance simply requires water rinsing without detergents.

The base bears the artist's engraved signature and seal - crucial authentication for collectible Yixing teapots. Details like visible jointing techniques between spout and body combine durability with aesthetics. The plum-blossom patterned filter holes functionally strain leaves while adding artistic charm.

Collectors value three core aspects: Master Hui's reputation, the irreplicable rare clay, and harmonious blend of traditional craftsmanship with modern aesthetics. For daily use, dedicating it to one tea type develops richer patina. Post-use air drying preserves the gradually deepening clay luster.

This handmade Yixing teapot serves equally as functional utensil and inheritable artwork, continuing Yixing's 400-year ceramic traditions. Each piece undergoes 108 manual processes from clay selection to final firing across six months, embodying the essence of Chinese artisan culture through meticulous execution.