24 results for "Pewter Dragon Yixing Teapot" between $10.00 and $200.00

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 copp Free Shipping on orders over $50.

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...

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 ove

Set of dragon design single teapot and cup. The very special teapot is made using a double-wall pierced technique. The outer pierced wall depicts a dragon (emperor) wrapping around the teapot. The inner wall is solid to contain the tea liquid. The cup is also made in the pierced double-wall technique. Its three panels depict a phoenix (empress), chrysanthemum, and a garden scene. The set is made using Duanni clay from Yixing in Jiangsu Province, China. This special clay has been used since the Song...

This Chinese dragon teapot expresses power and majesty. He's made from purple clay, a fine textured and porous material found only in Yixing, China. Ceramics made from purple clay acquire natural, earthy tones after casting, like the brownish red of this dragon. Highly prized and collectible, this purple clay teapot will make a stunning addition to your home decor. 7 1/2" x 2 1/4" x 5 1/2" high.

Yixing (Pronounced Ee-Shing) Teapots First Appeared During The Sung Dynasty (960-1279) In The Yixing Region Of China, About 120 Miles Northwest Of Shanghai. The Purple Or Red Clay From Which Teapots Are Made Is Unique To Yixing. Chinese Artists Developed Their Craft To High Levels Of Mastery And The Yixing Teapots Attained Renown Throughout China And Europe.

Purple clay's unique properties make it ideal for brewing tea. The quality most immediately apparent is the attractive color of purple clay. This color, sometimes augmented by natural pigments, is never hidden on Yixing teapots by glazes. The inside of Yixing teapots are always left uncoated so the porous nature of purple clay absorbs the flavor, smell, and color of the tea that is brewed in it. Over time, YiXing teapots develop a seasoning from repeated use, making the tea brewed from a well used...

Round Yixing teapot with a design on the lid handle and spout and a beautiful dragon handle, symbolic of rebirth and power. This teapot measures 6.5" from spout to handle, is 3.25" tall and will hold 10-12 ounces.

Yixing (Pronounced Ee-Shing) Teapots First Appeared During The Sung Dynasty (960-1279) In The Yixing Region Of China, About 120 Miles Northwest Of Shanghai. The Purple Or Red Clay From Which Teapots Are Made Is Unique To Yixing. Chinese Artists Developed Their Craft To High Levels Of Mastery And The Yixing Teapots Attained Renown Throughout China And Europe.

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...

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