Yixing Teapot 17
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Country of Origin China
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Product Type Teapot
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Material Yixing
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Total Price: 100.00 € (including VAT)
A traditional Yixing teapot in the Rong Tian Hu (容天壶) style, characterised by its full, rounded body and harmonious proportions. Its name can be translated as “Accommodating Heaven”, evoking the generous, rounded form of the teapot.
It is made from Zi Zhu Ni (紫朱泥), a traditional type of Yixing clay. Its natural appearance and simple lines reflect the understated beauty of classic Chinese tea ceramics.
Thanks to its good heat-retention properties, this teapot is suitable for preparing oolongs, black teas and pu-erh using the traditional gong fu cha method. As the unglazed surface can gradually absorb tea aromas, it is best to dedicate the teapot to one type of tea or a similar group of teas. With regular use and proper care, the clay gradually develops a distinctive patina.
Give it its own tea ritual — a favourite tea, a distinctive teapot and a moment just for yourself.
- Capacity: 175 ml
- Material: Yixing semi-stoneware
- Clay: Zi Zhu Ni (紫朱泥)
- Style: Rong Tian Hu (容天壶)
- Length: 12.5 cm
- Width: 9 cm
- Height: 8 cm
- Craftsmanship: Handmade
Originating from Yixing, Jiangsu province, these teapots represent the pinnacle of traditional Chinese tea craftsmanship. Since the 15th century, Yixing artisans have been handcrafting teapots that are cherished by tea masters around the world.
Made from the unique Zisha clay, rich in minerals and naturally porous, each teapot allows tea to breathe while gently absorbing its aroma. Over time, it develops a deep personal patina, making every Yixing teapot a living vessel of tea memories.
From classic shapes like Li Xing, De Zhong Hu, or Jing Lan Hu to modern minimalist designs, each teapot reflects the artisan’s skill and the spirit of balance. Crafted from Zini, Hongni, or Zhuni clay, every variation brings out different nuances in the flavour and texture of your tea.
A Yixing teapot is more than a brewing tool – it is a companion of mindfulness, turning every pour into a moment of stillness and beauty.
You can learn more about Yixing pottery in our article: The Living Art of Yixing Ceramics