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– Fully Handmade Dicaoqing Primrose Yixing Teapot by Fan Aijuan, 250ml
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Details Capacity: Approximately 250ml Photos are of the actual teapot. There is only one teapot available. This teapot is entirely handmade by the Yixing clay artist Fan Aijuan. Ms. Fan was the apprentice of Master Jiang Rong, one of the “Seven Masters of Zisha.” Ms. Fan has achieved the national artistic rank of “National Assistant Craft Artist.” This pot is known as fully handmade as unlike most Yixing teapots that are half handmade the sculptor does not use a molding tool to shape the body, but instead shapes everything, including the body, by hand. Fully handmade teapots require more labor and more skill to construct, especially in the case of more complex shapes. Each one is entirely unique, reflecting the style of the artist, Fan Aijuan. You can read more about fully handmade teapots in our blog entry here. This is teapot was made from dicaoqing , a kind of zini, a dark brown-purple Yixing clay (zisha). This dicaoqing is original ore zisha from Huanglongshan Number 4 Mine. The clay has been aged for around 4 years. This clay is very versatile and is good for use with most kinds of tea. You can read more about Dicaoqing clay in our blog entry here. Preparation Before Use Yixing Teapots should be prepared before using the first time. This is called “opening the pot”. It removes the dust from firing the teapot. We recommend rinsing the teapot under warm water two or three times, then filling the teapot with boiling water and emptying it out two to three times. After this the teapot is ready for use.







