Zisha Teapots, crafted by Master Liu Ying, feature elegant design and premium clay.

2025-10-20 Zisha Teapot Guide Categroy：over 601cc Views：1

$642.86Zisha teapots, as treasures among traditional Chinese tea utensils, have always been highly favored by collectors and tea art enthusiasts. Today, we introduce a Zisha

Zisha Teapots: Raised Wall and Handle | original mine No. 4 well bottom clay 1

This teapot is named Ti Bi Ti Liang. As a classic in traditional Chinese tea culture, its design embodies simplicity and elegance with fluid, natural lines. At first glance, its poised demeanor commands attention. With a 750cc capacity, it's perfect for group tea sessions, effortlessly serving both daily use and guest hospitality.

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Crafted from rare No.4 Well Bottom Caoqing clay, this zisha material undergoes extended natural aging, developing exceptional fineness. The finished teapot reveals a subtle luster that deepens with use, while its porous nature preserves tea's authentic flavor. Yixing teapot masters particularly value this clay's ability to maintain tea aroma without altering taste.

Zisha Teapots: Raised Wall and Handle | original mine No. 4 well bottom clay 3

Created by Liu Ying, a national-level senior craft artist with two decades of experience, this piece blends traditional techniques with contemporary aesthetics. Every element - from spout to handle - demonstrates perfect proportion. The precision-fit lid ensures drip-free pouring, a hallmark of quality purple clay teapot craftsmanship.

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The arched handle resembling a rainbow demonstrates ergonomic brilliance. Calculated curvature allows comfortable single-handed use even when full. The spout's engineered pore structure enables smooth, unbroken water flow and clean stoppage without drips.

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Surface carvings showcase dual artistry - traditional motifs reinterpreted through modern minimalism. Delicate grooves add texture without compromising function, each detail testifying to the artisan's patience. Handmade Yixing teapot enthusiasts particularly appreciate such intricate work.

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Brewing with this vessel becomes sensory pleasure. Its clay distributes heat uniformly while maintaining stable temperatures. The generous body allows proper leaf expansion, and the characteristic crisp sound when pouring confirms authentic zisha material. Over time, tea oils gradually enhance its natural patina.

As collectible art, this Chinese Yixing zisha teapot holds multiple values. The scarce No.4 Well clay has become nearly unobtainable, while Master Liu's works command growing market demand. Its classic form and flawless execution make it both functional tool and artistic statement, destined for appreciation.

Proper care involves immediate rinsing without detergents. Air-dry in ventilated spaces, storing in display cabinets during prolonged disuse. Regular handling develops the patina - let palms gently caress the surface during contemplation moments.

Whether you're new to tea or a seasoned connoisseur, this purple clay teapot set bridges practicality and artistry. It elevates tea quality while creating meditative brewing rituals. As cultural embodiment and thoughtful gift, it carries centuries of artisan wisdom in every pour.