Zisha Teapots, crafted by Master Han Xiaohu, feature original mine purple clay.

2025-10-14 Zisha Teapot Guide Categroy：451-600cc Views：120

$1071.43Zisha teapots, as treasures among traditional Chinese tea utensils, have always been beloved by tea enthusiasts and collectors. Among them, the classic collection "Western Bucket"

Zisha Teapots: original mine purple clay | Master Han Xiaohu 1

The Yixing teapot is one of the representative traditional handicrafts in China. It serves not only as a daily tea brewing tool but also as an art collection with significant value. The highlighted zisha teapot, named "Yangtong," belongs to a popular classic category, perfectly combining practical functionality with artistic beauty while demonstrating exquisite craftsmanship.

Zisha Teapots: original mine purple clay | Master Han Xiaohu 2

Crafted from original Yuankuang Dicaoqing clay, this purple clay teapot uses premium material sourced from Huanglong Mountain in Yixing, Jiangsu. Naturally aged for years, this clay boasts fine texture and rich mineral content. Over time, the handmade Yixing zisha teapot develops a natural patina, enhancing its luster and tea aroma absorption for improved flavor.

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With a 540ml capacity, this Chinese zisha teapot suits 3-5 tea drinkers. Its streamlined body, well-proportioned spout, and ergonomic handle ensure drip-free pouring. The wide opening facilitates tea loading and cleaning, embodying practical design principles.

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Master Han Xiaohu, creator of this Yixing teapot, is a renowned contemporary artist holding the title of Researcher-level Senior Craft Artist. With over four decades of experience, his innovative reinterpretation of traditional forms shines in this Yangtong teapot, reflecting profound mastery of zisha craftsmanship.

Zisha Teapots: original mine purple clay | Master Han Xiaohu 5

This handmade Yixing teapot involves fully manual processes—from clay slab forming to assembling components. Special tools create surface textures that balance artisanal character with harmony. The lid fits with millimeter precision, ensuring perfect sealing during brewing, making each piece unique.

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As a collectible, this Yixing purple clay teapot holds multiple values. The rare Yuankuang Dicaoqing clay grows scarcer due to mining restrictions. Master Han's works steadily appreciate at auctions, while each 20-day crafting cycle guarantees scarcity for this limited-edition piece.

Zisha Teapots: original mine purple clay | Master Han Xiaohu 7

Proper maintenance ensures longevity. Rinse new china purple clay teapot with warm water before initial tea soaking. Clean residue promptly and avoid chemicals. Over time, it develops a personalized luster, fostering a unique bond with its owner through decades of care.

This Yangtong teapot blends traditional artistry with modern aesthetics, preserving classical Ming-Qing charm while optimizing contemporary usability. For global tea enthusiasts, it transcends functionality as a gateway to Chinese craftsmanship—ideal for both daily use and cultural collection.