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This Modern Yixing Teapot and Cup Set exemplifies the best of old and new worlds combining a modern design with traditional Yixing clay materials. Made of unique zisha clay from Yixing, China, the teapot and tea cups begin to absorb tea with repeated use and become seasoned with the unique flavors of the tea. It's recommended that one type of tea is used per teapot, whether black, green or others. Avoid using soap to clean instead rinsing with water and air drying. Set includes one 18 oz teapot and...

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...

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...

Tea connoisseurs think that the best cup of tea is brewed in a small Yixing teapot. For centuries the little Chinese province of Yixing has been producing these highly collectible teapots. The beauty of these tea pots lies in the way tea is prepared. 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...

Orange blossom yixing teapot Yixing teapots have always excited me with their interesting designs and this one was no different. Its exteriors are beautifully designed to imitate orange skin and the handle looks like a branch. I brewed my new pu erh in it and its thin walls made up of unglazed clay did well to retain the flavor and aroma of my cup.

Back in 2005, during Kam's first visit to China's Chinaware capital, JingDe Town, Kam ran into this beautiful lady, Liu, who runs her own Chinaware studio. Chinaware makers usually follow the traditional path, i.e., they work as helpers or apprentices of masters in small factories and learn their skill while they work. Liu, besides going down the traditional path, went throught formal education in Chinaware as well. She has a Master's degree in Chinaware! She was the only person during Kam's short...

Yixing zisha ware won numerous prizes from International trade exhibitions all over the world. Zisha clay has an excellent plasticity which allows extensive freedom of creation, a small rate of contraction, good in proportions and in dimensions. After firing, the zisha teaware has an appropriate amount of air holes for ventilation such that the teapot can preserve the color, smell and taste of the tea. Also after frequent use and subsequent wiping, the teapot will acquire a natural shine as from...

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.

At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) in China, leaf infusion as we know it now became popular. The earliest examples of teapots come from this period, made from the zisha, or "purple" clay, of the YiXing region of China. Pottery in the YiXing tradition has been strong since the Sung Dynasty (960-1279); wares are valued for their fine texture, thin walls, and naturally beautiful coloration ranging from light buff to deep maroon tones. The transition from drinking bowls to teapots was a...

Description more details The striking color of this Yixing teapot and cups is the perfect complement to Asian decor. Handcrafted and hand painted, this set is an ideal example of Yixing artistry. Teapot holds 16 oz. and cups hold 3 oz. Not for stovetop use

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This stunning Yixing teapot is made in Jiangsu province, an area situated 120 miles northwest of Shanghai China. This teapot has ginkgo design. This teapot also has an internal filter at the base of the spout. Produced from CNCA-certified factories, meets FDA standards. 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...

Tea connoisseurs think that the best cup of tea is brewed in a small Yixing teapot. For centuries the little Chinese province of Yixing has been producing these highly collectible teapots. The beauty of these tea pots lies in the way tea is prepared. 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...

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