Exclusive 50cc Yixing Golden Clay Teapot – Master Xu Liuming’s Limited Edition

2025-10-29 Zisha Teapot Guide Categroy：under 200cc Views：86

$385.71Unique 50cc Yixing teapot using scarce golden clay, meticulously crafted by award-winning artist Xu Liuming. Collector's treasure with artistic engravings.

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The Yixing zisha teapot stands as a precious representative of Chinese traditional craftsmanship. More than just a daily tea-brewing utensil, it embodies centuries of cultural heritage as an artistic masterpiece. Today's featured zisha teapot, named [Liufang Qiaoyun], represents pinnacle achievement in material selection, craftsmanship, and artistic value.

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This purple clay teapot was created using exceptionally rare clay known as "First Factory Vintage Golden Duan Clay." Sourced from Yixing's core zisha mineral deposits, this material ceased production over two decades ago. The remaining reserves of this aged clay are extremely limited, with value surpassing that of gold. The clay exhibits warm golden hues that develop jade-like luster after firing. Given its extraordinary rarity, the artist decided to craft only one teapot from this batch.

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Master Xu Liuming, a nationally certified industrial art master with over 35 years of zisha teapot-making experience, created this masterpiece. Specializing in blending traditional techniques with modern aesthetics, Xu's works have won numerous international craft awards. His handmade Yixing teapots command high demand among collectors, with only limited quantities produced annually.

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The name [Liufang Qiaoyun] reflects two design highlights. "Liufang" refers to the hexagonal body structure, with each facet precisely calculated for clean linear aesthetics. This form preserves traditional solidity while incorporating modern geometric beauty. "Qiaoyun" manifests in the bridge-shaped knob, featuring micro-carved Jiangnan stone arch details with hair-thin water ripple patterns beneath the bridge.

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With 50ml capacity, this compact Chinese zisha teapot excels in gongfu tea preparation, optimally releasing tea aromas. Its specially designed spout ensures smooth pouring without dripping, while the ergonomic handle provides comfortable grip. The lid-body fit achieves millimeter precision, remaining stable during pouring.

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Surface carvings form another highlight. Using specialized tools on unfired clay, the artist etched classic Jiangnan waterside scenery: bamboo branches swaying near stone bridges. The 0.3mm deep "shallow relief" carvings create three-dimensional effects through decades-honed skills - a technique requiring extreme precision to avoid piercing the walls.

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As collectible-grade artwork, this Yixing purple clay teapot showcases rare features: visible hand-forged textures inside walls, tea-induced patina development through use, and the artist's engraved signature with creation date at the base.

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Proper maintenance involves initial two-hour warm water immersion, prompt cleaning without detergents, and storage in ventilated wooden boxes when unused. Correct care ensures decades of service, potentially becoming family heirloom.

For collectors, this piece holds triple value: rare material ensures preservation potential, master craftsmanship enhances artistic worth, and practical functionality distinguishes it from decorative items. Comparable Xu Liuming works regularly fetch six-figure prices at auctions. As the sole teapot made from discontinued clay, its collectible value will appreciate over time.

Yixing teapot culture continues gaining global recognition among tea enthusiasts. Masterpieces like [Liufang Qiaoyun] not only embody Chinese tea ceremony essence but also serve as three-dimensional exhibitions of traditional craftsmanship. Whether displayed on tea tables or in collections, it perpetually narrates the unique story of zisha teapot artistry.