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  Stoneware clay wood-fired teapots are handcrafted, which means that each piece is unique. And it has a unique beauty that comes from both the nature of the materials used and the firing process.

  Stoneware clay is a type of ceramic clay that has a naturally earthy and organic appearance. It is often chosen by potters for its ability to give a warm and rustic feel to their work. When combined with the natural effects of wood-firing, the teapot can have a very distinct and beautiful appearance.

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  Liufang Linglong Yixing Zisha Teapot

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  The clay, Qing Shui Ni, is a pure Zisha (purple clay) ore that undergoes aging and meticulous processing to become refined. Known for its rustic and understated appearance, this clay develops a rich patina and depth of character with prolonged use, making it highly cherished by tea enthusiasts and teapot makers. Its colour is mellow and warm, with a fine texture, exceptional breathability, and fewer impurities compared to other clays, giving it outstanding stability. The longer it is used, the more lustrous and nuanced its reddish tones become, making it increasingly charming over time.

  This teapot features a Liufang Linglong spout design, characterised by a well-balanced and elegant shape. The hexagonal lines are sharp yet fluid, creating a harmonious geometric aesthetic. The body of the teapot is exceptionally smooth and rounded, a testament to the artisan’s exceptional craftsmanship. The lid fits seamlessly with the teapot body, and the knob is simple yet full, making it easy to lift and handle. The spout ensures smooth and even water flow, while the gracefully curved handle integrates perfectly with the pot’s body, providing a comfortable grip and ease of use.

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