Small Milk Cauldron yixing clay woodfired teapot # 94904 event

Small Milk Cauldron yixing clay woodfired teapot # 94904 eventThe Chinese name literally reads as smallnipple ding teapot. The exact historical cataloguing of this specific form is somewhat ambiguous the term likely describes a small teapot shaped or decorated with features evoking a ding (), an ancient Chinese bronze cauldron, and bearing small rounded protuberances or nipples () as ornament or structural bosses. Brief history: the ding is one of the most emblematic ritual bronzes of the ShangZhou periods and

following the standard of one bud with one or two leaves

Safe historical context: Chinese teapot design—especially Yixing stoneware and scholar’s-clay wares—has long drawn on architectural and archaeological motifs

Yiwu is part of the renowned Six Great Tea Mountains and is famous for its unique tea-growing ecology

creamy and naturally sweet

Another tells about an emperor who got treatment and presented red robe to the wonderful tea bush

and sour and astringent notes take over

and gentle vegetal notes unfold over multiple infusions

The flavor of Chiran Shincha Tsuyuhikari is delicate yet pronounced

Weight: 2500 gr

The tea is durable and can be steeped up to 10 times

Elegant porcelain cup with asymmetrical glaze and stylized Japanese calligraphy motif

Zunyi Xiao E Hong - 105 g