Yixing Clay Teaware
Revered in the tea world for its ability to improve the taste of tea, Yixing is a form of unglazed clay teaware with a history stretching back centuries in China. Because it is unglazed, natural minerals and pores in the clay interact with the tea as it brews, softening its mouthfeel and extending its finish.
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Yixing Tasting Cup
$5.00
$5.00
These are our shop cups, used for all the tastings that we conduct day in and day out. They're pretty basic: crafted of yixing clay, then given a pure white glaze on the inside. For use with your own gong fu cha preparation.
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Yixing Tea Tray
$80.00
$80.00
This traditional tea tray, made of unglazed Yixing clay, is designed to trap rinse water while brewing gong fu cha. Rather than holding the pot above the water level, like most modern tea trays, this large dish collects water around the teapot, helping... →
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Apprentice Yixing, Style 722
$180.00
$180.00
A classic xishi teapot, rendered in traditional zini (purple clay) for a clean and balanced aesthetic.
Yixing is well known as a mineral-dense, high fired stoneware clay. Aware that pots of high percentages of "pure" zisha / zhuni clay are either fake or cost upwards of tens of thousands of... →
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Artisan Yixing, Style 631
$148.00
$148.00
Crafted from yellow duanni clay, this modern teapot features a practical volume and wide mouth, making it ideal for larger leaves and improving cleanup.
Yixing is well known as a mineral-dense, high fired stoneware clay. Aware that pots of high percentages of "pure" zisha / zhuni clay are... →
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Master Yixing, Style 550
$480.00
$480.00
A classic shipiao ("stone ladle") teapot, rendered in elegant qinghuini (grey clay) for an understated and minimalist aesthetic. This teapot's versatile volume of just over 7.5 oz makes it perfect for solo sessions or small gatherings.
Yixing is well known as a mineral-dense, high fired stoneware clay. Aware that... →
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Apprentice Yixing, Style 723
$180.00
$180.00
A classic shipiao ("stone ladle") teapot, rendered in traditional zini (purple clay) for a timeless aesthetic.
Yixing is well known as a mineral-dense, high fired stoneware clay. Aware that pots of high percentages of "pure" zisha / zhuni clay are either fake or cost upwards of tens of thousands of dollars,... →
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Reserve Yixing, Style 811
$680.00
$680.00
An exquisitely crafted xubian-style teapot, rendered in revered zhuni (vermillion clay).
Yixing is well known as a mineral-dense, high fired stoneware clay. Aware that pots of high percentages of "pure" zisha / zhuni clay are either fake or cost upwards of tens of thousands of dollars, we focus on... →
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Master Yixing, Style 552
$480.00
$480.00
A spacious teapot, rendered in revered zhuni (vermillion clay).
Yixing is well known as a mineral-dense, high fired stoneware clay. Aware that pots of high percentages of "pure" zisha / zhuni clay are either fake or cost upwards of tens of thousands of dollars, we focus on more... →
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Master Yixing, Style 553
$480.00
$480.00
A classic fanggu ("ancient-style") teapot, rendered in revered zhuni (vermillion clay).
Yixing is well known as a mineral-dense, high fired stoneware clay. Aware that pots of high percentages of "pure" zisha / zhuni clay are either fake or cost upwards of tens of thousands of dollars, we... →
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Master Yixing, Style 551
$480.00
$480.00
This angular shipiao teapot is crafted from qinghuini ("grey clay") and features a larger volume just under 10 ounces, making it ideal for group tea brewing.
Yixing is well known as a mineral-dense, high fired stoneware clay. Aware that pots of high percentages of "pure" zisha /... →
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Master Yixing, Style 531
$268.00
$268.00
A broad-bodied pot with a wide lid that makes it easy to load and clean. The sturdy form of this pot is accented by bamboo details on the body, lid, spout and handle. Perfect for a variety of teas, but we this this pot would work... →
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Artisan Yixing, Style 634
$280.00
$280.00
A uniquely designed teapot, rendered in revered zhuni (vermillion clay).
Yixing is well known as a mineral-dense, high fired stoneware clay. Aware that pots of high percentages of "pure" zisha / zhuni clay are either fake or cost upwards of tens of thousands of dollars, we focus on more... →
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