Qin Quan Teapot
The Qin Quan teapot is a Yixing classic shaped like an ancient bronze weight. It symbolizes fairness and stability, featuring a bell-like body, bridge knob, and balanced form.
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The Half-Duoqiu Teapot
The Half-Duoqiu Teapot The Half-Duoqiu (半掇球) Teapot (also known as the "Half Duo"半掇) is a variation of the traditional Duoqiu Teapot. Its form is characterized by a hemispherical shape, as if a standard Duoqiu Teapot had been horizontally cut in...
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What is the structural components of a Zisha teapot ?
The structure of a Zisha teapot is divided into two parts: the main body and the appendages. The knob, lid, mouth, neck, shoulder, belly, spout, handle, foot, and base are all components relative to the teapot as a whole. The...
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Famous Classic “Fanggu” Teapots
Four Famous Classic “Fanggu” Teapots – Worthy of Collection! The “Fanggu” shape is simple yet elegant, crafted with exquisite delicacy and a steady hand. Its rich, warm red hue exudes a classic, traditional charm that delights the eye and rewards...
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zi sha hu
zi sha hu Zi Sha Hu is a type of earthenware teapot from China. It first appeared in the Song Dynasty and became very popular during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. With a history of hundreds of years, it is a traditional Chinese teapot that originated in Yixing, Jiangsu...
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De zhong Teapot
De zhong Teapot The Dezhong teapot, created by the legendary Qing Dynasty purple clay master Shao Daheng, is one of the finest examples of minimalist zisha teapots. Its simple and unadorned design broke away from the ornate trends of Qing...
