Gradient Small Han Tiles yixing clay woodfired teapot # 94870 bar

Gradient Small Han Tiles yixing clay woodfired teapot # 94870 barThe exact form signified by the Chinese name "" is somewhat ambiguous without seeing the object, but the name suggests a small teapot modeled on a Han dynasty roof tile ("") with a "gradual gradient" surface treatment (""). Brief history context: Throughout Chinese ceramic and teapot making history, potters have often taken inspiration from everyday objects and architectural motifs; naming vessels after tiles, bricks, gourds, or other familiar shapes

reflecting their premium quality

Suitable for both casual daily use and mindful tasting sessions

also known as a Gongdaobei

while the hand-painted decoration adds a traditional touch to the tea table

the taste and aroma of the pomelo are infused into the oolong tea

Famous for its mesmerizing scenery and enchanting mists

Toad with the coin

Roasted grains

four days withering

nutty and berry notes

in the southeastern part of Hunan Province

solid wood