Han Yun Purple Clay Teapot: 15th-Gen Masterpiece with Dragon Mountain Clay

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$342.86Master-crafted Yixing teapot using iron-rich Dragon Mountain clay. Smooth lines, balanced proportions, and heat-resistant finish optimize brewing. Handmade by heritage artisan Hui Haihua.

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The new handmade Yixing zisha teapot [Han Rhyme] has officially debuted. Crafted from precious ancient Longshan black clay with 280ml capacity, this purple clay teapot offers ideal proportions for daily use. Created by Master Hui Haihua, the 15th-generation inheritor of the Hui Mengchen family lineage, it embodies three centuries of zisha teapot making techniques. Each yixing teapot is entirely hand-built, showcasing traditional craftsmanship's warmth and unique charm.

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The most striking feature of this Chinese zisha teapot lies in its fluid lines. The body curves like flowing water, with spout and handle designed through precise calculations to achieve perfect golden ratios. The handmade Yixing zisha teapot reveals subtle arcs and refined textures under fingertips - its minimalist design conceals meticulous detailing that makes it irresistible to hold.

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The ancient Longshan black clay holds special significance. Sourced from Yixing's Huanglongshan mining area, this zisha teapot material consists of rare mineral deposits accumulated over centuries. Rich iron content creates unique metallic luster during firing. After 1200°C kiln treatment, the yixing purple clay teapot displays deep purplish-brown hues with starlike mineral crystallizations resembling scattered gold dust.

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Beyond aesthetics, this handmade zisha teapot emphasizes functionality. Its engineered spout creates perfect water arcs with drip-free precision. The wide mouth accommodates tea leaves easily, while spherical body allows full leaf expansion. The dual-layer porous structure effectively preserves tea aromas, with prolonged use gradually enhancing the teapot's patina through tea absorption.

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Handcrafting defines this purple clay teapot's soul. Master Hui employs traditional tools throughout the process - shaping with bamboo knives, polishing with oxhorn scrapers, and imprinting seals at the base. Each handmade Yixing teapot carries slight variations, making every piece unique.

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As heritage bearer, Master Hui maintains strict standards. With over thirty years' experience since age twelve, he revived Ming Dynasty classics for [Han Rhyme] while improving lid fitment. The arched knob combines classical beauty with practical handling.

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Maintaining this Chinese Yixing zisha teapot requires specific care. Initial triple-tea boiling ("pot opening") prepares the vessel. Dedicate it to specific tea types - black tea develops reddish tones while green tea enhances gloss. Rinse only with water, never detergent. Over time, the handmade purple clay teapot develops increasingly luminous patina through accumulated tea essence.

The [Han Rhyme] zisha teapot serves as both functional companion and spiritual props. It encapsulates ancient mineral essence, carries ancestral craftsmanship, and continues China's millennia-old tea culture. Whether for personal use or as cultured gift, this Yixing teapot represents heritage in every pour.

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