Masterpiece Yixing Zisha Teapot: Cultural Revolution Clay Artistry by National Craft Artist Bao Yuhua
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Today I want to recommend a truly special Yixing teapot - the "San Zu Ru Piao". This purple clay teapot was handcrafted by national-level craft artist Bao Yuhua, embodying the essence of traditional zisha pottery. Its name derives from the unique tripod-shaped base resembling full breasts, creating warm and gentle visual harmony.
The Chinese Yixing teapot uses precious vintage Cultural Revolution-era zisha clay from Huanglong Mountain in Yixing, Jiangsu. Naturally aged for decades, this clay develops exceptional smoothness and mineral richness. When fired at high temperatures, it reveals deep purplish-brown tones with subtle luster. Over time, the handmade Yixing zisha teapot develops increasing brilliance through regular use.
With 200ml capacity ideal for daily tea brewing, the triangular-bodied teapot features three curved legs extending naturally from the spout to base. The tripod design maintains classical stability while incorporating modern curvatures. Three rounded "milk droplet" feet ensure perfect balance on any surface.
The short angular spout incorporates nine diamond-shaped filters for smooth pouring. Its upward-curving tip creates elegant water arcs with precise flow control - no dripping after pouring. The ergonomic handle follows natural thumb contours, aligning perfectly with spout and knob.
When brewing tea, the zisha clay's unique properties gradually emerge. The Yixing teapot's color deepens with use, developing natural patina through tea absorption. Its triangular chamber accommodates full leaf expansion, perfect for oolong or pu'erh. The tight-fitting lid retains heat effectively during infusion.
Every edge showcases meticulous craftsmanship. Softened angles preserve geometric modernity while eliminating harsh lines. Traditional forms blend with contemporary triangular elements, creating dynamic light reflections across surfaces.
Maintain this Chinese purple clay teapot with warm water only - no detergents. Nourish with tea rinses to enhance surface luster. Store in dry ventilation away from sunlight. Proper care ensures this Yixing teapot becomes a lifelong companion, accumulating sentimental value through daily rituals.
The "San Zu Ru Piao" transcends functionality as collectible art. It manifests zisha clay's natural beauty through innovative reinterpretation of classic forms. Whether for practical use or artistic appreciation, this handmade Yixing zisha teapot embodies the enduring charm of Chinese tea culture - an essential tool for tea connoisseurs seeking both aesthetic pleasure and brewing perfection.
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