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This teapot features the dragon as protector of the sea alongside the meaning of good fortune, power & and strength. The spout is the head of a dragon, the handle a tail and the entire dragon body sits on top of a design created to represent water in spirals. Holds 23 ounces.
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This Phoenix and Dragon teapot represents the perfect Chinese dichotomy of yin and yang. Each side of the emerald green pot features an intricate dragon and phoenix in a raised clay pattern. The dragon represents the man, strong and powerful, the phoenix a woman who represents beauty. The 18 oz. teapot ultimately represents renewal as the phoenix rises from the ashes. Comes with two 4 oz. cups, each designed with a phoenix and dragon with a vermillion red trim and custom stainless steel tea infuser.
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Yixing Dragon Teapot and Cups
10th-century YiXing style, our teapot is petite in size and great in character. Master ceramists handcarve the enchanting detail and leave the interior unglazed, so the high-fired, porous zisha clay will season with each brewing. Pot serves two in the included terra-cotta cups. Teapot: 17 oz.; 8 1/4"L x 4"H. Cups: 3 oz.; 1 3/4"H. Made in China. Handwash.
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Dragon Yixing Clay Teapot
For centuries, the Yixing teapots are known to be the best vessel for brewing tea. With continued usage the clay, from which the Yixing teapots are made, will absorb the aroma and flavors of your tea. They have the ability to withstand high temperatures and are slow to conduct heat; therefore, the handle remains comfortably cool even when pouring very hot tea. Throughout the ages they are renowned for their unique artistry and practical usage by incorporating the concepts of aesthetic beauty and...
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This teapot is the only Yixing we carry with pewter. The pewter and purple sand clay Yixing is a dynamic usage of materials with the dragon depicted in pewter relief. The spout is comprised of solid pewter and the handle is natural bamboo fastened by copper. Symbolic of good fortune, power and strength, this teapot also comes with a stainless steel basket and is presented inside a gorgeous wooden chest lined with cloth. Holds 20 ounces.
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Hot water is poured into the tea pot to rinse the tea pot, and then refilled with hot water and a 1/3 of tea leaves. Once the leaves have been soaked in the hot water, drain the water out immediately. Thus leaving only the tea leaves in the pot. Then refill the pot with hot water up to the brim and leaves to steep for half a minute. While the tea is being steeped, the cups should be rinsed with hot water to warm the cup. Then enjoy.
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This beautifully detailed teapot form a dragon with his mouth as the tea spout. On a Yixing teapot, the dragon symbolizes power and strength. And when designed this beautifully, it engenders conversation. Made from Yixing clay, this teapot will season over time and enhance the flavors of your favorite tea. For this reason, it should be used on only one type of tea. This is a larger Yixing teapot that holds 17oz of water.
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After a soothing cup of tea, youll feel like floating on a cloud. Start the relaxation process with this Yixing teapot. The petite, chubby pots exterior blends sky with sea, and is embossed with dragon and fish patterns. Its lid is impressed with a cloud pattern. The light brown clay piece also features a spout with a built-in Yixing clay infuser. Crowned with a lustrous brass handle, the even-finished container comes packaged in a reusable Chinese-pattern storage box. Made in Yixing, China.
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A very high quality yixing teapot depicting Mother Dragon with newly hatched Baby Dragon emerging from the egg (teapot). The baby dragon is sticking its tongue out and it wiggles in its mouth.
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Beautiful blue clay with red accents. Applied Dragon design on one side and Phoenix on the other side. A perfect match with Jasmine Dragon Phoenix Pearls!
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Connoisseurs believe that these handmade, Yixing teapots are the ideal way to brew tea. Yixing (pronounced “yeeshing”) is the Pottery Capital of China and has been producing beautiful, hand-made teapots for about 600 years. The special purple clay used to make these exquisite teapots is found nowhere else in the world. Each of our Yixing teapots are hand made using ancient methods on a simple, hand-turned pottery wheel. 20 oz.
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YiXing Teapots (YX2) 21 oz. Monastery YiXing Tea Pot
YiXing (pronounced “ee-shing”) Teapots fist appeared in the YiXing region of China, during the Sung Dynasty (960-1279 ME). Since then, they have become the preferred tea brewing vessel of the Chinese and of tea drinkers worldwide. YiXing teapots are intended for individual use, producing 1-2 servings of tea. The purple clay (Zisha) from which these teapots are made can only be found in this region of China. The purple clay has unique properties, ideal for brewing...
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For hundreds of years, aficionados of the many varieties of tea found in China have extolled Yixing teapots as superior to all other types for brewing it. The special zisha clay (containing iron, quartz and mica, and found only in Yixing) from which they are made absorbs the delicate flavors of the tea and the teapot becomes more seasoned with each use.
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Bamboo Yixing Teapot
Upon sampling a few dozens of teas, we have selected some of the finest tea we have seen this year as our introduction sampler pack
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The Fired-clay Yixing teapots, handmade in China, combine artistic expression with an exceptional brew. The clay design enhances the aroma and taste of fine teas. 6 1/2"L. x 3 3/4"H. 14 oz.
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Height: 4 in. / 10.2cm, Capacity: 14 oz / 410ml
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Description An innovation inspired by the Olympic torch, this beautifully crafted 13 oz. pot has two spouts which pour beautifully, in the spirit of sharing and of the Games. Serving your guests, you will handle this pot with the grace of an athlete!
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Yixing clay teapots are a traditional pots made from Yixing clay and commonly used to brew Oolong tea, Red tea and Pu-erh tea. They originated in China, dating back to the 15th century, and are made from clay produced in the region of the town of Yixing, in the eastern Chinese province of Jiangsu.
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Yixing (pronounced “ee-shing”) Teapots fist appeared in the Yixing region of China during the Sung Dynasty (960-1279), when unique purple clay (Zisha) was first discovered in that area. Since then, they have become the preferred tea brewing vessel of the Chinese and of tea drinkers worldwide. Yixing teapots are intended for individual use, producing 1-2 servings of tea. The purple clay has unique properties that are ideal for brewing tea. The unique color of the clay, sometimes...
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The plum blossom that sits atop the lid of this adorable teapot is a symbol of beauty and strength. The handle and spout are designed to resemble a green vine, the symbol of youth and eternal life. This finely detailed gem is a perfect size for one person.
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A vibrant turquise crackle glaze over traditional brown clay.
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This lovely black Yixing teapot is carved with tiny plum branches and blossoms on one side and has Chinese calligraphy on the other side. This elegant teapot was handcrafted in Yixing and is true to its roots in Chinese culture, which date back to the Wanli period (1573-1619 AD). These beautiful teapots, simple and unpretentious, are praised by Chinese and Westerners alike as the best vessels available for brewing tea. The special clay, composed of coarse particles of kaolin, quartz, and mica, with...
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A small 7 ounce beautifully painted clay teapot. Comes in its own cloth brocade box.
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These small teapots have been made of a special purple clay found only in the Yixing province of China for 1000 years. Over time, the teapot seasons, enhancing the flavor of the tea. Collectors and tea-lovers will appreciate the beauty of this ""Sutra"" pot with an ancient prayer engraved onto its sides. Each boxed pot is signed with an artist chop, and comes with a small sample of Gunpowder tea and brewing and care instructions. (4"" x 5.5"") ON CLEARANCE! Regularly $32.95
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