Teapots
Green Glazed Porcelain Teapot COVERED WITH red
Clay type: Jingdezhen high-firing coarse-grained clay Artist: Shui Tao Craft: Fully handmade Capacity: 200ml Length (body only): 7.50cm Height without the lid: 6.50cm This teapot is made with high-firing coarse-grained clay and fired in a wooden kiln at high-firing temperature. Notably, the teapot is glazed outside with green colour and some variations of colour and some red colour occurred during the fire. Above all, it is incredibly durable after firing, with little to no absorption. This teapot can be used for brewing any types of tea, particularly good for roasted oolongs such as Classic Tie Guan Yin, Wu Yi Rock Tea and Phoenix Dan Cong. In fact, because the clay is coarse-grained clay with no glaze inside the pot, it would absorb small amount of the tea's flavour, I would suggest to only steep tea with similar flavour profile. Notably, please Note: We have carefully photographed this item as best as possible – please be aware that different device screens can render colours and subtle tones slightly differently.
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Clay type: Jingdezhen high-firing coarse-grained clay Artist: Shui Tao Craft: Fully handmade Capacity: 200ml Length (body only): 7.50cm Height without the lid: 6.50cm This teapot is made with high-firing coarse-grained clay and fired in a wooden kiln at high-firing temperature. Notably, the teapot is glazed outside with green colour and some variations of colour and some red colour occurred during the fire. Above all, it is incredibly durable after firing, with little to no absorption. This teapot can be used for brewing any types of tea, particularly good for roasted oolongs such as Classic Tie Guan Yin, Wu Yi Rock Tea and Phoenix Dan Cong. In fact, because the clay is coarse-grained clay with no glaze inside the pot, it would absorb small amount of the tea's flavour, I would suggest to only steep tea with similar flavour profile. Notably, please Note: We have carefully photographed this item as best as possible – please be aware that different device screens can render colours and subtle tones slightly differently.
