Yixing, pronounced “ee-shing”, teapots first appeared in the Yixing region of China, during the Sung Dynasty (960-1279 ME). Since then, they have become the preferred tea brewing vess...
$37.00
Yixing, pronounced “ee-shing”, teapots first appeared in the Yixing region of China, during the Sung Dynasty (960-1279 ME). Since then, they have become the preferred tea brewing vessel of the Chinese and of tea drinkers worldwide. Yixing teapots are intended for individual use, producing 1-2 servings of tea.
Inspired by nature, this clay teapot has a vine that adorns the handle and the stem is fashioned like a leaf. A whimsical squirrel acts as a handle for the lid.
$39.00
Inspired by nature, this clay teapot has a vine that adorns the handle and the stem is fashioned like a leaf. A whimsical squirrel acts as a handle for the lid.
This Yixing clay teapot takes on the appearance of a gourd. The lid handle is fashioned like a stem. The teapot handle, body, and spout are adorned with a terrific leaf motif.
$39.00
This Yixing clay teapot takes on the appearance of a gourd. The lid handle is fashioned like a stem. The teapot handle, body, and spout are adorned with a terrific leaf motif.
Yixing, pronounced “ee-shing”, teapots first appeared in the Yixing region of China, during the Sung Dynasty (960-1279 ME). Since then, they have become the preferred tea brewing vess...
$49.00
Yixing, pronounced “ee-shing”, teapots first appeared in the Yixing region of China, during the Sung Dynasty (960-1279 ME). Since then, they have become the preferred tea brewing vessel of the Chinese and of tea drinkers worldwide. Yixing teapots are intended for individual use, producing 1-2 servings of tea.
