Niu Gai Lian Zi Teapot
Niu Gai Lian Zi Teapot The Niu Gai Lian Zi Teapot was designed by Pei Shimin. It was adapted from Chen Guangming’s ti-liang (overhead handle) style teapot of the same name. The lotus seed (“lian zi”) has long been a...
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Duo Qiu teapot
Duo Qiu teapot The Classic "Duo Qiu" Teapot: A Masterpiece of Zisha Art For centuries, Zisha teapots have been cherished.Some works have been passed down through generations.They are celebrated for their craftsmanship and innovation.Among them, the "Duo Qiu" teapot stands...
"Chuan Lu" Zisha Teapot
"Chuan Lu" Zisha Teapot The Chuan Lu (传炉) is one of the most iconic shapes in Zisha teapot history. Originally a classic round design, it evolved into the Square Chuan Lu by the late Qing Dynasty. Nicknamed "Four-Legged Pig," its form pays homage to...
The "Monk's Hat" Teapot
The "Monk's Hat" Teapot (僧帽壶) – A Classic of Zisha Art Origin and Design The "Monk's Hat" teapot (僧帽壶) gets its name from its spout, which resembles the hat worn by Buddhist monks. This design first appeared during China’s Yuan...
Ping gai shi piao teapot
The Shi Piao teapot traces its origins to the "stone dipper" named by the poet Su Shi. Over time, it evolved into various styles, yet no matter the changes, its timeless elegance and refined character remain unchanged. The Ping...
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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...
