This Zisha teapot, crafted by Pan Jufang, offers elegance and cultural depth.

2025-10-15 Zisha Teapot Guide Categroy：351-450cc Views：85

$342.86This Zisha teapot, priced at 2400 CNY, is crafted by the hands of artisan Pan Jufang. It is meticulously made from original old duan clay

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This Yixing zisha teapot is named "Clear Spring," with a natural and aesthetically pleasing form. Crafted by master artisan Pan Jufang using naturally aged duan clay, it holds 400ml of tea. The clay develops warm hues after firing, presenting a texture as smooth as infant skin.

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The zisha teapot's most distinctive feature lies in its bamboo carvings. Artisans skillfully depicted bamboo leaves with ink-wash painting charm and lifelike vitality. The spout and handle flow like natural bamboo branches. This Chinese purple clay teapot combines functionality with beauty - its tight lid-seam creates elegant pouring streams, while the clay's natural pores enhance tea oxidation for richer flavors.

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Bamboo patterns imbue this handmade Yixing teapot with cultural depth. Chinese tradition views bamboo as symbolizing noble character, reflected through the dancing leaf motifs. Sunlight reveals carved shadows that mimic real bamboo swaying.

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Using this Yixing zisha teapot offers unique pleasures. The aged clay gradually absorbs tea aromas, eventually scenting plain water. Ergonomic design ensures comfortable handling, while prolonged use develops a jade-like patina. Ideal for oolong and pu'er teas, its wall thickness maintains optimal brewing temperature. Clean gently without detergent to preserve the natural tea patina.

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For tea enthusiasts, this purple clay teapot serves as both tool and artwork. "Clear Spring" blends practicality with decorative charm, elevating daily rituals while symbolizing scholarly refinement through bamboo motifs.

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Maintenance requires care: initial tea-brew seasoning removes earthy notes, avoidance of grease/chemicals, and air-dried storage. Over years, the Yixing teapot's color deepens from tan to amber, gaining character.

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Designer Pan Jufang drew inspiration from observing bamboo's varying postures in dawn light, moonlight, and rain. The teapot's details evoke rustling leaves and mountain spring freshness. Whether for personal use or gifting, this Chinese zisha teapot revitalizes traditional craftsmanship through contemporary design, creating moments of tranquility as steam curls through carved bamboo patterns.

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