Purple Clay Teapot-Happiness And Good Luck Featured

Teapot, a vessel used for steeping tea leaves, dates back to the Ming dynasty. Nowadays, the teapot, carved with Chinese calligraphy and painting in the Ming Dynasty, has a high decorative and artistic value. True tea connoisseurs are sensitive to every subtle nuance of flavor and aroma tenderly expressed by each leaf. In their pursuit of delicate tastes and texture, zisha teapot, as a fine instrument, is indispensable. Made from the unique zisha clay found only in Yixing China, carved with Chinese calligraphy, which means happiness and good luck, designed with a lying lion on the top, this zisha teapot is treasured for their ability to enhance the flavor, aroma and texture of tea. The porous nature of zisha clay allows the teapot to absorb the essence of tea. As the teapot becomes seasoned over time, the essence captured by the teapot will accentuate the character of subsequent brews. The value of zisha teapot is largely determined by the quality of the clay. Premium grades of zisha teapots are composed of pure zisha material that are highly porous, easily seasoned and 100% non-toxic. The experience of Chinese tea culture is complete only when tea is brewed from a fine zisha teapot. However, for collectors and tea connoisseurs, zisha teapots are more than just an instrument--they are precious works of art that satisfy us with visual beauty, textural allure, and flavorful delight. If you are a big fan of Chinese culture, and then surely you will have great interests in collecting such a piece of work of art.

Material: Yi Xing Purple Clay

Dimensions: 6"1/4Lx4"3/8Wx4"H

Preparation time:2-3 working days