Zisha Teapots, crafted from premium clay, offer a unique tea brewing experience.

2025-09-13 Zisha Teapot Guide Categroy：under 200cc Views：4

$342.86Zisha teapots, as traditional Chinese tea wares, not only possess high practical value but also embody profound cultural heritage. Among them, this Xishi Teapot priced

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This Yixing zisha teapot is named "Xishi" with a capacity of 200CC, holding approximately 200 milliliters of water. This size proves ideal for daily tea brewing, serving one or two people while maintaining optimal temperature and aroma without tea waste. Its compact rounded form sits comfortably in hand with lightweight ease of use.

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Crafted from precious Da Hong Pao raw mineral clay, this purple clay teapot features a rare zisha material known for its reddish hue and natural luster after high-temperature firing. The mineral-rich clay becomes exceptionally smooth through manual compaction, revealing uniform textured patterns on its surface that feel as soft as a baby's skin. Prolonged use develops a warm patina that deepens its color over time.

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The teapot's distinctive design resembles a plump water droplet with seamless curves. Its flush-fit lid perfectly aligns with the rim to prevent leakage during pouring. The short straight spout ensures swift drip-free water flow, while the ergonomic handle mirrors the spout's upward curve for visual balance.

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Created by Yang Junbao, a national certified industrial artist with three decades of zisha craftsmanship, this handmade Yixing teapot blends traditional techniques with modern aesthetics. Each piece bears his seal after meticulous clay slab construction and shaping. The artist skillfully modifies classic proportions to enhance contemporary functionality.

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This Chinese zisha teapot improves tea brewing through its porous Da Hong Pao clay that allows full leaf expansion, enriching flavor complexity. Over time, the vessel absorbs tea essence - even plain water acquires subtle fragrance. Simple maintenance requires only water rinsing without detergents. New users should initiate the seasoning process by boiling with tea leaves to eliminate earthy odors.

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Beyond utility, this Yixing purple clay teapot serves as spiritual props and collectible art, embodying traditional craftsmanship. Its auspicious crimson tones and harmonious curves symbolize joy and unity. Whether for personal enjoyment or as a thoughtful gift, this durable companion enriches tea rituals for years when handled with care.