Zisha Teapots, crafted by Fan Zhen, use premium clay for superior tea brewing.

2025-06-05 Zisha Teapot Guide Categroy：under 200cc Views：4

$300.00Zisha teapots, as treasures among traditional Chinese tea wares, have long been favored by collectors and tea enthusiasts. Today, we introduce a Zisha teapot priced

Zisha Teapots: Da Hong Pao clay | Squirrel and Grape Set 1

Today I want to introduce an extraordinary Yixing zisha teapot - the Squirrel Grape Set. This masterpiece holds dual national certifications, showcasing the essence of traditional Chinese craftsmanship. The purple clay teapot features vivid carvings of squirrels and grape clusters, with three-dimensional textures that can be felt by touch. These patterns aren't mold-pressed but hand-carved by artisans using specialized tools.

Zisha Teapots: Da Hong Pao clay | Squirrel and Grape Set 2

This zisha teapot uses premium Dahongpao clay from Jiangsu Yixing, firing to a persimmon-red hue with natural luster. The 50cc capacity makes it perfect for solo tea sessions, maintaining optimal temperature for oolong or pu'er. Master Fan Zhen, a national craft artist trained under renowned master Cui Longxi, created this set. His works have won multiple national awards and participated in major exhibitions.

Zisha Teapots: Da Hong Pao clay | Squirrel and Grape Set 3

The production process astonishes - squirrels' fur textures require different engraving tools, while grape leaf veins are carved thinner than hair strands under magnification. Each matching piece in the set undergoes repeated adjustments for perfect alignment. As collectibles, these handmade Yixing teapots appreciate in value, with Fan Zhen producing limited numbered pieces annually accompanied by authenticity certificates.

Zisha Teapots: Da Hong Pao clay | Squirrel and Grape Set 4

Using this Chinese zisha teapot enhances tea experience through its porous clay that smoothens brew texture. Simple maintenance involves rinsing with water - no detergents needed. New owners should initially soak it in tea to activate the clay's properties. With growing international demand for cultural artifacts, such masterpieces become increasingly rare. Beyond functionality, this Yixing purple clay teapot embodies heritage, carrying the artisan's devotion in every curve - a spiritual prop connecting users to nature's vitality through its playful grapevine motifs.

Zisha Teapots: Da Hong Pao clay | Squirrel and Grape Set 5