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"Yixing teapots date back to the Sung Dynasty. Yixing teapots are highly collectible among tea enthusiasts for their unique beauty and for the special properties in the clay itself. Each yixing teapot or cup should be used for one type or flavor of tea only, as the unglazed vessel will absorb and enhance the flavor with continued use. For this reason yixing products should be hand washed with water only. This wonderful yixing teapot holds approximately 9 oz. Measures approximately 7 inches long by...

Dragon Mothers Love Yixing Teapot ~ Yixing teapots date back to the Sung Dynasty. Yixing teapots are highly collectible among tea enthusiasts for their unique beauty and for the special properties in the clay itself. Each yixing teapot or cup should be used for one type or flavor of tea only, as the unglazed vessel will absorb and enhance the flavor with continued use. For this reason yixing products should be hand washed with water only. This wonderful yixing teapot holds approximately 50 oz. Measures...

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...

Gourd form Yixing teapot. On each side it depicts a dragon playing in the sky. It is made using Duanni clay from Yixing in Jiangsu Province, China. This special clay has been used since the Song Dynasty (960-1279) - it is considered the best clay for teapots. The teapot is unglazed so that the tea will infuse into the body of the teapot and, with use, enhance the flavor of the tea. Maker's and artist's marks on the bottom. No cracks or chips.

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...

TenRen's "Large Tiger and Mysterious Dragon" Red teapot is one of the larger Yixing type teapots. This beautifully simple yet well crafted teapot has been designed to resemble a tiger from the outside. Under the lid of the teapot and on the base of our teapot are our mysterious hiding dragons. This teapot holds about 19 fluid ounces (580 ml.) of water and is about 6.75 inches (17 cm) in length, its base is about 5 inches (12.5 cm) in diameter, and its height is about 4 inches (10 cm).

TenRen's "Large Tiger and Mysterious Dragon" Purple teapot is one of the larger Yixing type teapots. This beautifully simple yet well crafted teapot has been designed to resemble a tiger from the outside. Under the lid of the teapot and on the base of our teapot are our mysterious hiding dragons. This teapot holds about 19 fluid ounces (580 ml.) of water and is about 6.75 inches (17 cm) in length, its base is about 5 inches (12.5 cm) in diameter, and its height is about 4 inches (10 cm).

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...

Made from violet clay and baked at a high temperatures for high quality, this tea set is ideal for serving semi-fermented teas such as Oolong, King's, Pouchong, and Ti Kuan Yin. Yixing tea pots such as this one are prized by tea connoisseurs because of the clay's special characteristics. With repeated usage, this teapot will acquire its own unique flavor and increased luster and coloring that contributes to the enjoyment of tea. After usage, rinse with hot water and avoid using soap and other scented...

　 Yixing,China,takes the name of homeland of pottery.Its purple clay potteries lead the world's ceramic career.Yixina purple clay wares are kinds of ceramic objects made of Zisha(purple clay),and the purple clay teapots are the most representive.The purple clay teapots assemble the essence of Chinese culture:poetry,calligraphy,scu lpture and sealcutting into one whole.They are naturl,artistry and practical.The teapots have enjoyed a high prestige both in China and in the world.Tony Frank,famous...

This dragon teapot features a five-toe'd dragon famous in Chinese symbolism for its connection to the Imperial family. Dragons also symbolize power, strength and good fortune. Enameled on the inside to promote years of use, and aid in preventing rust and