The Yixing Black Clay Dragon Teapot is made of selected raw ore purple clay. Republic of China black clay fired at 1250 ℃. Raw mineral purple clay absorbs tea fragrance. After long-term use, even the empty teapot will release a gentle tea aroma when poured with boiling water, making the tea taste more mellow.

The ergonomic handle is comfortable to hold, slightly raised and smoothly curved, forming a round and full arc. The small, well-designed spout ensures smooth and controlled water flow, making daily use easy and pleasant.

Many tea connoisseurs consider the Yixing Black Clay Dragon Teapot an indispensable item in any tea collection. Its unique qualities come from the rare ZiSha (purple clay), found only in Yixing, Jiangsu Province, China, and from the craftsmanship of highly skilled artisans. Yixing teapots are widely regarded as one of the best ways to steep tea.

Features:
● Unique adsorption: Thanks to its good ventilation, the teapot has strong adsorption ability. It continuously absorbs tea aroma during use and gradually develops a rich fragrance. For best results, it is recommended to brew only one type of tea to avoid flavor mixing.

● The more nourished, the more spiritual: Unlike ordinary utensils, the more the Yixing Black Clay Dragon Teapot is used, the better it becomes. With frequent use and cleaning, the surface grows increasingly shiny, smooth, beautiful, and gentle in appearance.

● Resistant to hot and cold temperatures: The sandy texture allows slow heat transfer, giving the teapot excellent thermal stability. It can withstand drastic temperature changes and will not crack easily, even when heated directly.

Materials & Contents:
● Made of: Yixing Black Clay (黑金砂)

Size & Capacity:
● Dimension: Length 15 cm (5.67"), Width 8.6 cm (1.69"), Height 6.4 cm (3.23")
● Capacity: 300 ml (10.15 oz)

● Made in: Yixing, JiangSu, China

Teapot maker:

Xie Daoli, a purple clay craftsman and an outstanding ceramic artist in Jiangsu Province. He is a member of the Purple Clay Professional Talent Database. After graduation, he has been engaged in the production and design of purple clay teapots. He gained a deeper understanding of the essence of purple clay art and gradually formed his own style. He seeks changes in tradition and striving for innovation. His works are novel, elegant, solemn, and have a strong cultural atmosphere, and he combines calligraphy and painting art with purple clay pottery. His works have been published in "Purple Clay Teapot Appreciation", and are deeply loved by collectors.
Certification：