Olive yixing clay woodfired teapot # 94873 dutch

Olive yixing clay woodfired teapot # 94873 dutch"Ganlan hu" (), literally "olive teapot," is a traditional Chinese teapot form whose contours are inspired by the small, rounded olive fruit. The shape is most commonly associated with Yixing (Zisha) teapots from Jiangsu province, where potters for centuries developed compact, hand friendly vessels for gongfu style brewing. While exact origin stories vary, olive shaped examples became popular among collectors and literati from the late Ming into the

Quite a unique green tea from an organic tea farm in Noord-Brabant

This form likely refers to a teapot whose lid or crown evokes the flat-brimmed shape of an official’s hat (guanmao) paired with a low

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At an altitude of 450 meters

Fruity-sweet with a pronounced sourness/acidity that sets this tea apart

consistent with traditional Chinese teapot craftsmanship

rounded body and a harmonious balance between spout

A "Han tile" teapot would typically present a low

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integrity and scholarly taste

Fresh leaves are processed using the classical white-tea method: gentle sun-withering followed by slow indoor drying