Collectible Ke Junfen Yixing Teapot: Premium Pear-Skin Red Clay Craftsmanship
$171.43Master-crafted 170cc Yixing teapot using premium red clay. Smooth spherical filter, balanced design, and collector-grade artistry by Ke Junfen.
This purple clay teapot is named "Gao Zhi." It was handcrafted by national-level craft artist Ke Junfen, who possesses extensive experience in ceramic arts. Her works are celebrated for meticulous craftsmanship and distinctive design. This Yixing teapot utilizes raw ore "Pear Skin Da Hong Pao" clay, with a 170ml capacity ideal for daily tea brewing.
The material of this zisha teapot is extraordinary. Pear Skin Da Hong Pao clay is a rare natural terracotta featuring fine granular textures resembling pear skin. After high-temperature firing, it reveals a warm reddish hue that deepens and gains luster over time. The mineral-rich clay enhances tea flavor profiles.
The handmade Yixing teapot exhibits elegant aesthetics. Its plump spherical body with fluid contours resembles ripe fruit. The precision-fitted lid creates seamless contact with smooth edges, effectively retaining aroma and heat retention.
The knob showcases thoughtful design - a compact circular protrusion ensures comfortable grip. The sword-shaped spout arches slightly upward, enabling powerful drip-free pouring. The ear-inspired handle accommodates adult palms ergonomically for fatigue-free use.
Internally, this Chinese zisha teapot features spherical filter holes that block tea leaves while maintaining water flow. Residue removal becomes effortless through gentle shaking, simplifying maintenance.
As daily ware, its 170ml capacity balances refill frequency and brew concentration control. The balanced weight allows single-handed operation, while surface polishing preserves clay's natural texture.
Beyond functionality, this Yixing purple clay teapot embodies artistic innovation. Ke Junfen blends traditional techniques with modern aesthetics through clean proportions and understated elegance. The vessel radiates dignified vitality, becoming a visual centerpiece in tea settings.
Proper care involves initial boiling sterilization and dedicated use for specific tea types. Gentle wiping after each session prevents stains. Gradual tea absorption creates unique patina through "pot nurturing" over time.
For tea enthusiasts, this china purple clay teapot optimizes brewing experiences. The porous Pear Skin Da Hong Pao clay facilitates full tea expansion, releasing richer aromas. It elevates both solitary enjoyment and social gatherings.
The "Gao Zhi" exemplifies traditional craftsmanship. From material selection to shaping, every detail reflects meticulous execution. Ke Junfen's creation transcends utility, becoming collectible art. For connoisseurs, this Yixing teapot masterwork represents a treasurable fusion of beauty and function.
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