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Introduction The Rong Tian Yixing Teapot represents an innovation in the realm of Chinese teapots. Crafted by the esteemed Chinese arts and crafts master Lv Yaochen, this teapot is inspired by the figure of the Laughing Buddha from Buddhism, symbolizing…
Introduction The Fang Gu (仿古) Yixing teapot is a classic type of Yixing teapot that has been refined by numerous renowned craftsmen over several centuries, making it truly exceptional. Alongside the Shi Piao (石瓢) and Xi Shi (西施) teapots, the…
Introduction The Wen Dan Yixing teapot was created during the late Ming Dynasty and early Qing Dynasty. Its design is similar to the Xi Shi and Gui Fei teapots, which were developed during the later period of the Qing Dynasty.…
Introduction Pan Hu is a teapot named after a person called Pan Shi Cheng.According to historical records, during the late Qing Dynasty, wealthy individuals would visit Yixing with the purpose of ordering teapots. These teapots were not only used for…
Introduction The De Zhong teapot is one of the classic teapot shapes that has been passed down through generations. It was originally created by the master potter Shao Daheng during the Jiaqing reign of the Qing Dynasty. The design of…
Introduction The Han Wa teapot is one of the styles of Yixing teapots. It draws its inspiration from the Han Dynasty architectural element known as “Wadang”, meaning a tile, which is a distinct cultural symbol. The Han Wa teapot is…
Introduction The Shi Piao teapot is a classic style among Yixing purple clay teapots. Over time, it has undergone various improvements and has been further divided into sub-styles such as the Ziye Shi Piao, Jingzhou Shi Piao, Honghua Shi Piao,…
Introduction The Shui Ping – 水平 teapot, also known as the “Horizontal Teapot,” has an interesting origin closely associated with the Gongfu tea culture in southern China. When brewing Gongfu tea, a small teapot is filled with a generous amount…
Introduction The Xi Shi teapot, originally known as the Wendan teapot, represents an exquisite refinement among teapots of its kind. It draws inspiration from the legendary beauty, Xi Shi. Its complete name is “Xi Shi Ru Hu,” which translates to…
