Zisha Teapots: Crafted from deep well purple clay, elegant design by Hui Haiqin.

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$657.14This Zisha teapot, named "Moon Over the Sea," is priced at 4600 CNY. It is crafted from deep well purple clay and has a capacity

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The Yixing zisha teapot stands as a treasure among Chinese traditional handicrafts. Today's featured "Ocean Moonlight" purple clay teapot exemplifies the perfect fusion of traditional craftsmanship and modern aesthetics. Crafted from rare deep-well zini clay sourced from 30-meter underground mineral strata and naturally aged for over three years, this dark clay develops unique purplish-brown tones after firing, revealing metallic speckles and silk-like texture.

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This 510ml handmade Yixing teapot follows Ming Dynasty classical forms, its body resembling water-polished pebbles. The triple-curved spout creates elegant water arcs, while the ear-shaped handle features anti-slip grooves. The precision-fit lid employs embedded locking technology, leaving no visible seams.

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The wave-engraved knob crowned with satin-finished moon motif serves as both artistic focus and functional grip. Master artisan Hui Haiqin, descendant of Ming Dynasty teapot master Hui Mengchen and national-level craftsman, personally oversees all 17 production stages from clay preparation to wood-fired kiln processing. His revived ancient firing techniques create distinctive flame patterns.

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The "Ocean Moonlight" zisha teapot incorporates thoughtful details: interior textures enhance tea aroma dispersion, nine-filter-hole spout ensures smooth pouring, and jade-inspired feet improve stability. When brewing, the Yixing purple clay teapot gradually transforms from deep purple to reddish-brown through use, its iron-rich composition absorbing tea essences until emitting fragrance with pure water.

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Collectors value this China purple clay teapot not only for its craftsmanship but as spiritual props carrying cultural heritage. The minimalist design poetically evokes "moon rising over sea" imagery - steam swirling through wave-patterned lid recreates moonlight piercing mist. Maintenance requires simple cleaning with soft cloths and dry storage, allowing the teapot to develop richer patina over time. Whether for daily tea rituals or artistic collection, this yixing teapot offers enduring cultural resonance.

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