Exquisite Yunlu Yixing Zisha Teapot: Rare Purple-Duan Clay, 260cc, Handcrafted by Master Wu Xingqi

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$557.14Master-crafted Yixing Zisha teapot with rare purple-duan clay, 260cc. Intricate carvings, ergonomic design, and premium artistry by National Senior Craft Artist Wu Xingqi. Limited edition.

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This is the first-ever release of a collector-grade Yixing zisha teapot. Named "Yunlu", it's handcrafted by National Senior Craft Artist Wu Xingqi using rare family-reserved ziduan clay, with a 260ml capacity ideal for daily tea brewing. Connoisseurs recognize this clay as exceptionally scarce - a symbiotic ore of purple clay and benshan green clay, combining duan clay's granular texture with purple clay's warm hues, making it premium material for high-end teapots.

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The clay requires special processing. Ziduan clay's unique texture makes it prone to cracking during shaping, demanding exceptional craftsmanship. Master Wu's 30-year experience enabled precise control of clay moisture and manual beating techniques, achieving perfect form. The teapot's fluid contours from spout to handle epitomize traditional zisha craftsmanship.

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Most striking are its carved decorations. Exquisite traditional auspicious cloud patterns adorn the body, each line meticulously engraved with special tools on unfired clay without compromising structural integrity. These 3D cloud motifs enhance artistic value while providing comfortable grip. Fingertips feel the clay's characteristic warmth against these textures.

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As functional ware, this purple clay teapot shows ingenious design. The 260ml capacity underwent rigorous testing - sufficient for group servings without compromising infusion quality. The angled spout ensures smooth pouring with clean stops, eliminating drips. The flush-fitting lid remains secure even when inverted, showcasing superior craftsmanship.

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Maintenance remains crucial for collection. We recommend dedicating this Chinese zisha teapot to specific tea types. Ziduan clay's breathability allows gradual patina development through use. Clean only with water - no detergents. Proper care enhances its luster, making it a lifelong tea companion.

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Master Wu's works are collector favorites. Each handmade Yixing teapot bears unique numbering and signed certificates. The "Yunlu" required three months to complete, limited to 20 pieces. More than functional ware, it's inheritable art, featuring the maker's seal on the base ensuring authenticity and value.

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This zisha teapot achieves multiple breakthroughs. Ziduan clay's color shifts subtly under different lighting - purple-brown in daylight, golden-sparkled under warm light. Fired at 1300°C, it maintains strength while preserving zisha's dual-porosity structure that enhances tea aroma and flavor.

For zisha newcomers, this Yixing teapot balances traditional techniques with modern usability. It elevates any tea setting whether displayed or used. The eco-friendly wooden box features silk-lined protection for safe storage. Included manuals detail maintenance and creator information.

While mass-produced teapots flood markets, few match this master-crafted, mineral-clay piece. Unlike chemically dyed or machine-pressed imitations, "Yunlu" follows ancient methods. Authenticity can be verified through natural clay particle distribution and handcrafted seam marks. Genuine zisha teapots evolve naturally with use - impossible to replicate mechanically.

This china purple clay teapot particularly suits connoisseurs. It's both functional vessel and embodiment of Chinese craftsmanship. When heated, it releases earthy fragrance characteristic of quality zisha. Nurtured by tea, the body develops jade-like luster, memorializing each tea moment. Whether for personal use or gifting, it offers unique cultural resonance as both practical tool and spiritual prop.