Zisha horizontal yixing clay woodfired teapot # 94804 guangdong

Zisha horizontal yixing clay woodfired teapot # 94804 guangdongThe exact term "" (literally "horizontal" or "level" teapot) is not a widely standardized name among classic Yixing (zisha) forms, so identification can be ambiguous. Below is a safe, general description based on the name and the broader Yixing tradition. Yixing zisha teapots originated in Jiangsu province and became prominent from the late Ming into the Qing dynasty (16th18th centuries). Craftsmen prized the local purple clay for its porous, unglazed

with a smooth and mellow consistency

Aromas: Honey

The Han dynasty (206 BCE–220 CE) produced distinctive ceramic roof-tiles and geometric ornament that have periodically inspired decorative arts

Aromatic notes of aged wood

Chinese Vintage tin tea caddy # 93826

Rosewood is also valued for its aromatic properties

concentrated infusions

gradually shaping the tea’s signature roasted character

The surface treatment emphasizes texture and shadow rather than glossy decoration

Jasmine green tea has been part of Chinese export culture since the Song Dynasty and was widely used as diplomatic tea in the early years of the People’s Republic

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the spent flowers are removed