------ Traditional Chinese teapot
"Zisha" is the umbrella term for all clay ore materials found in Yixing, China, including Zi Ni (purple clay),Hong Ni (red clay),Lv Ni (green clay),Duan Ni and Jiangpo Ni (Symbiotic Clay). Thus, it is called a "Zisha" teapot (based on materials) or a "Yixing" teapot (based on origin).
The origin of the Zisha teapot can be traced back to the Song Dynasty (15th Century). After hundreds of years of development and evolution, it gradually formed a unique artistic style and cultural significance. In Chinese traditional culture, the Zisha teapot not only has practical value but also serves as a carrier of traditional culture, embodying the Chinese nation's long history of tea culture.
Double-hole structure
The unique double-hole structure features numerous fine pores that preserve the tea's flavor while eliminating odors from the teapot itself.the result is a rich, deep, and fragrant brew, with the tea's true aroma and taste fully preserved.
Retain aroma
The inner walls of a Zisha teapot absorb the fragrance of tea over time, so even without tea leaves, hot water poured into it will still release a la faint but lasting aroma.
Concentrated aroma
The natural porous surface of Zisha teapots helps trap and concentrate the tea’s aroma, giving it a deeper fragrance.
Save tea leaves
The efficient brewing ability of Zisha teapots allows you to enjoy a full tea experience with fewer leaves.
Heat insulation
High-temperature firing process more than 1000°C , the porous structure and low thermal conductivity,when boiling water is poured in, the teapot will not crack due to sudden temperature changes.
Safety and health
Made from natural clay ore,non-toxic and environmentally friendly,the porous structure filter out impurities ,helps retain the natural flavors of tea, making them both safe and beneficial for health.
Eastern aesthetics
Showcase a timeless Eastern aesthetic, blending form and function.It's both a teapot and a work of art.
Beautiful patina
Handcrafted and gradually developing a unique patina that becomes more pronounced with each use, adding character and beauty to the teapot.
