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Teapots

The quintessential tea brewing vessel, teapots come in all shapes and sizes depending on your brewing method. Traditional Chinese teapots are much smaller than Western teapots to encourage multiple short infusions so your leaves never over-brew.

  • Artisan Yixing, Style 634
    Quick shop

    A uniquely designed teapot, rendered in revered zhuni (vermillion clay).

    Our Yixing teapots are half-handmade. A manual mold is used to assist the artisan in forming the body and lid of the vessel, while the spout, handle, and knob are formed freehand; the final teapot is assembled and finished entirely...


  • Artisan Yixing, Style 635
    Quick shop

    A practical teapot, rendered in revered zhuni (vermillion clay).

    Our Yixing teapots are half-handmade. A manual mold is used to assist the artisan in forming the body and lid of the vessel, while the spout, handle, and knob are formed freehand; the final teapot is assembled and finished entirely...


  • Artisan Yixing, Style 636
    Quick shop

    A modern, side-handled xishi teapot, rendered in revered zhuni (vermillion clay). This petite teapot is ergonomically suited to those with smaller hands.

    Our Yixing teapots are half-handmade. A manual mold is used to assist the artisan in forming the body and lid of the vessel, while the spout, handle, and knob are...


  • Apprentice Yixing, Style 723
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    A classic shipiao ("stone ladle") teapot, rendered in traditional zini (purple clay) for a timeless aesthetic.

    Our Yixing teapots are half-handmade. A manual mold is used to assist the artisan in forming the body and lid of the vessel, while the spout, handle, and knob are formed freehand; the final teapot is...


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