Handcrafted Yixing Purple Clay Teapot: Master Zhou Jianchun's Hanwa with Golden Sand & Dragon Kiln Craft

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$857.14Master Zhou Jianchun's 220cc Hanwa teapot uses antique golden sand clay, dragon kiln-fired. Decorated by Chu Lizhi, blending artistry with premium tea brewing performance.

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The Yixing teapot is one of the representative traditional handicrafts in China. Today's featured purple clay teapot, named "Han Tile," was created by renowned artisan Zhou Jianchun. As a Senior Craft Artist, this title signifies his over thirty years of teapot-making experience. In the field of zisha teapot creation, very few attain this certification requiring rigorous evaluation.

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This Chinese zisha teapot's design draws from ancient Chinese architectural elements. The body mimics the curvature of Han dynasty roof tiles with clean, powerful lines. The short straight spout ensures smooth water flow, while the tightly fitting lid prevents leakage. This structure maintains optimal tea temperature, ideal for brewing pu'erh or black tea requiring high heat.

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Surface decorations were completed by provincial-level master Chu Lizhi using traditional carving techniques. Delicate patterns resembling flowing water and ancient characters adorn the teapot. These chemical-free engravings create three-dimensional effects through pure craftsmanship, blending antique charm with modern aesthetics.

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The handmade Yixing zisha teapot uses precious aged golden clay material. Fired continuously for three days in dragon kiln wood firing, it develops unique metallic luster with golden speckles resembling gilt powder. This yixing purple clay teapot gains increasing luster through prolonged use.

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Designed with 220ml capacity for 2-3 people, the ear-shaped handle ensures comfortable grip. The weighted base provides stability, while meticulous weight distribution prevents heaviness when full. Every detail reflects decades of craftsmanship.

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This purple clay teapot set offers tea-brewing advantages through its dual-porosity structure that filters bitterness. The "Han Tile" model absorbs tea aromas faster, requiring only initial warm water rinsing. Long-term use builds patina layers that brew faint tea fragrance without leaves.

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Proper maintenance involves immediate residue removal with soft cloth drying. Avoid dish detergent to preserve breathability. Store ventilated when dry. For prolonged disuse, keep dry tea leaves inside to maintain dryness.

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This china purple clay teapot combines practicality and collectible value. Zhou's rare market-appearing works bear unique serial numbers and dual master seals, enhancing artistic worth. For tea culture enthusiasts, this spiritual props object represents both functional and artistic excellence.

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Creating such handmade Yixing teapot involves dozens of processes - material selection, clay preparation, shaping, carving - all manually executed. This collaborative masterpiece preserves traditional merits while innovating designs. Whether for daily use or display, it embodies Chinese traditional craftsmanship's enduring charm.