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Qing Hui Ni Clay “Shi Piao” Yixing Clay Teapot


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Qing Hui Ni clay comes from the Fudong township of Yixing in Jiangsu province. This clay comes from an older mine that was mined out in the 1980′s, clay is kept and sold by the township itself to raise funds. This is a porous clay of exquisite quality with a high degree of crystallization. It brews tea that is soft, smooth, and great tasting. Over time brewing tea gives the teapot a highly pleasing bright and shiny patina! The clay is highly porous and will build character as it ages.

Product Name] Shi Piao (aka Water Ladle) teapot (with certificate of authenticity)

[Capacity] 160ml

[Bottom Inscription] "Zi Ni Lao Zuo" (entirely handmade by Zhou Shun Fang, Qing Hui Ni clay)

[Description] Handmade and kiln roasted at the perfect temperature. Breathes well and is easy to cultivate through brewing tea. It will only increase in beauty as it ages. This teapot has a dignified and traditional shape. Its handle and spout are well-proportioned. This is a product of exquisite craft – simple and refined. It has a tight-fitting lid and a smooth flow of liquid. Practical and useful, this is a product of the highest value. This teapot comes with a certificate of authenticity.

About the creator: Zhou Shun Fang is a nationally certified practitioner of fine arts and a member of Yixing pottery association. A fifth generation craftsman of Yixing teapots Mr. Zhou has been taught the art of teapot making by his father and grandfather. He enjoys rendering traditional teapot designs in an elegant fashion often using older and rarer clays to give his creations a vintage look and feeling.

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Qing Hui Ni Clay “Shi Piao” Yixing Clay Teapot


Image by chadao
Qing Hui Ni clay comes from the Fudong township of Yixing in Jiangsu province. This clay comes from an older mine that was mined out in the 1980′s, clay is kept and sold by the township itself to raise funds. This is a porous clay of exquisite quality with a high degree of crystallization. It brews tea that is soft, smooth, and great tasting. Over time brewing tea gives the teapot a highly pleasing bright and shiny patina! The clay is highly porous and will build character as it ages.

Product Name] Shi Piao (aka Water Ladle) teapot (with certificate of authenticity)

[Capacity] 160ml

[Bottom Inscription] "Zi Ni Lao Zuo" (entirely handmade by Zhou Shun Fang, Qing Hui Ni clay)

[Description] Handmade and kiln roasted at the perfect temperature. Breathes well and is easy to cultivate through brewing tea. It will only increase in beauty as it ages. This teapot has a dignified and traditional shape. Its handle and spout are well-proportioned. This is a product of exquisite craft – simple and refined. It has a tight-fitting lid and a smooth flow of liquid. Practical and useful, this is a product of the highest value. This teapot comes with a certificate of authenticity.

About the creator: Zhou Shun Fang is a nationally certified practitioner of fine arts and a member of Yixing pottery association. A fifth generation craftsman of Yixing teapots Mr. Zhou has been taught the art of teapot making by his father and grandfather. He enjoys rendering traditional teapot designs in an elegant fashion often using older and rarer clays to give his creations a vintage look and feeling.

Originally posted 2011-02-23 21:47:31. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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