Zisha Teapots, crafted by Master Zhu, offer elegance and functionality in tea tasting.

2025-06-05 Zisha Teapot Guide Categroy：351-450cc Views：4

$342.86Zisha teapots, as treasures among traditional Chinese tea utensils, have always been highly favored by tea enthusiasts. This particular Zisha teapot, priced at 2400 CNY,

Zisha Teapots: Ben Shan green clay | 2400 CNY 1

The Yixing zisha teapot is a precious variety among traditional Chinese tea utensils. It serves not only as a tool for brewing tea but also as a work of art. This particular purple clay teapot, crafted by National Senior Craft Artist Zhu Xinnan, embodies unique artistic value and practical functionality.

Zisha Teapots: Ben Shan green clay | 2400 CNY 2

Featuring a classic square shape, the teapot's body consists of four flat surfaces with crisp, straight lines and well-defined edges. Each plane is meticulously polished to achieve uniform luster. The lid fits seamlessly with the mouth, preventing leakage during pouring. The handle combines angularity with subtle curvature, ensuring both stability and comfort when held. While the square design appears simple, its production demands extreme precision—even minor deviations compromise aesthetic integrity.

Zisha Teapots: Ben Shan green clay | 2400 CNY 3

This handmade Yixing teapot utilizes premium Benshan green clay sourced from Huanglong Mountain in Yixing, Jiangsu Province. Rich in mineral content, this top-grade material develops a soft beige hue after high-temperature firing. Natural particles in the clay form microscopic pores during firing, allowing tea leaves to breathe and preserving the tea's authentic flavor. With prolonged use, the surface gradually acquires a warm patina and deeper coloration.

Zisha Teapots: Ben Shan green clay | 2400 CNY 4

With a 450ml capacity, this medium-large teapot suits gatherings of 4-6 people or leisurely Gongfu tea sessions. Its short, straight spout ensures smooth pouring without clogging. The well-balanced design maintains comfort even when fully filled, offering practical functionality without excessive storage requirements.

Zisha Teapots: Ben Shan green clay | 2400 CNY 5

Master Zhu Xinnan, a renowned Yixing artisan with over three decades of experience, created this teapot using traditional manual techniques. The square form was shaped through hand-beaten clay slabs, refined with specialized tools—a process requiring fifteen days of meticulous work. The artist's seal engraved on the base guarantees authenticity.

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Using this Chinese zisha teapot enhances tea brewing through its porous clay structure that optimally preserves aroma. It reduces astringency in green teas while intensifying the earthy notes of Pu'er. The unglazed interior gradually absorbs tea essences, eventually emitting subtle fragrance even without leaves. For best results, dedicate the teapot to a single tea category.

Zisha Teapots: Ben Shan green clay | 2400 CNY 7

Proper maintenance involves immediate residue removal with water (avoid detergents), air-drying in shade, and thorough drying before storage. A well-cared-for purple clay teapot develops an irreplicable natural luster through accumulated use.

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This square Yixing teapot harmonizes traditional aesthetics with modern practicality. Its angular silhouette symbolizes integrity, while rounded details reflect worldly wisdom. Whether used for daily tea ceremonies or displayed as artwork, it embodies Chinese cultural charm. For tea enthusiasts, owning such a teapot elevates both beverage quality and spiritual fulfillment through tactile engagement with heritage craftsmanship.

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