Frosted Xishi yixing clay woodfired teapot # 95611 white

Frosted Xishi yixing clay woodfired teapot # 95611 whiteThe name "" literally means "matte (sanded frosted) Xishi teapot." The Xishi () form is a classic Chinese teapot silhouette named after Xi Shi, one of the legendary Four Beauties, and long associated with Yixing (Zisha) teapot making. This elegant shape was widely produced and refined by Jiangsu potters from the late Ming into the Qing eras and has remained a favorite for gongfu tea practice because of its pleasing proportions and restrained elegance.

Glass Bottle: A practical bottle for brewing and drinking tea wherever you are

” The name appeared in modern times to describe very fine leaf sorting

A modest and refined piece that gracefully merges Chinese and Japanese traditions

well‑centered spout

fresh aroma and leaves a soothing

The tea performs well for several brews

add depth and character

Hand-painted ceramic teapot # 934772

dating back to the Tang Dynasty

traditional proportions

rather than a continuously attested

perfect for sharing tea with others