Masterpiece Quhu Ti Liang Teapot: Chai Kiln-Fired Zisha Clay with Li Wei's Engraving

2025-05-21 Zisha Teapot Guide Categroy：451-600cc Views：2

$278.57Artisan Zisha teapot with chai kiln-fired sunflower-golden clay, 500cc capacity. Li Wei's engraved landscapes, ergonomic curved design, Ming-style craftsmanship.

Zisha Teapot: Quhu Tiliang —— A Beautiful Teapot Recommendation, Priced at 1950 CNY

Zisha teapots, as a traditional Chinese handicraft, are highly cherished by tea enthusiasts for their unique material and exquisite craftsmanship. Today, we specially recommend a Zisha teapot crafted by national-level master craftsman Yu Hua Bao —— Quhu Tiliang, priced at 1950 CNY. This teapot not only stands out in design but also achieves an exceptional level of artistry in material and decoration.

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Traditional Kiln-Fired with Original Ku Jin Sand, Inheriting Classics

This Zisha teapot is made from original Ku Jin sand, a rare clay praised by Zhou Gaoci in Yangxian Minghuti Xi as "ku huang." Ku Jin sand is a layer found within red clay deposits. After high-temperature kiln firing without salt or glaze, it undergoes five rounds of wood-firing to achieve its distinctive sky-blue hue. The renowned Ming Dynasty ceramist Youquan Xu once used this material, highlighting its rarity and uniqueness. Ku Jin sand is considered the finest of the fine, with its smooth texture and warm luster making this teapot both practical and a rare work of art.

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Innovative Design of the Curved Teapot

The design of Quhu Tiliang is exceptionally unique, resembling a graceful curve that flows from the spout through the handle and back to the spout. The lines are fluid and elegant, creating a simple yet refined beauty. The pot's silhouette is clear and well-proportioned, adding a sense of simplicity and elegance. The handle, designed in a raised arch style, enhances grip comfort while giving the teapot a three-dimensional and layered appearance. The spout is meticulously crafted for smooth water flow, with a 500cc capacity suitable for daily tea brewing. The diamond-shaped hole ensures steady and aesthetically pleasing water discharge.

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Master Decorations, Elevating Artistry

To enhance the artistic value of this Zisha teapot, we invited Jiangsu Province Ceramic Art Master Wei Li to decorate it. Wei Li is a full professor at Wuxi Institute of Arts and Crafts, Dean of the Art Design Department, Vice President of the Yixing Landscape Painting Association, and a specially appointed researcher at the Xu Beihong Wu Guanzhong Academy. He intricately engraved poetic verses and landscape paintings on the teapot. On the front, the verse "Lake calm, broad shores; Wind right, one sail hangs" evokes a poetic ambiance, while the back features a delicate and vivid landscape painting that transports viewers to a serene natural world. The combination of Wei Li's skillful artistry and Yu Hua Bao's teapot-making expertise transforms this teapot into a collectible masterpiece beyond just a tea-brewing tool.

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Combining Utility and Artistry, A Recommended Choice

In summary, Quhu Tiliang is a Zisha teapot that seamlessly blends utility and artistry. It not only excels in brewing tea but also serves as a valuable piece of art. Whether for personal collection or gifting to friends and family, it is an excellent choice. For those who appreciate Zisha culture and pursue a high-quality lifestyle, a teapot priced at 1950 CNY is undoubtedly a perfect selection. It adds elegance to your life and becomes a beautiful companion for enjoying tea and savoring moments of leisure. Highly recommended!

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