Pale Yellow Qin Quan yixing clay woodfired teapot # 94895 non-product

Pale Yellow Qin Quan yixing clay woodfired teapot # 94895 non-productThe exact form called "" is not universally standardized, so a degree of ambiguity exists; however, the name gives useful clues. Literally it reads lightyellow Qinweight teapot. In Chinese teapot nomenclature, (Qinquan) commonly refers to a shape inspired by ancient Qin Han dynasty balance weights or related antiquities a compact, lowprofile body with an emphasis on balanced proportions. The modifier indicates a pale yellow color, either from a light

Brief history/context: Bamboo has long been a favored motif in Chinese art and tea culture

wide tea bowl form used

or descriptive names

many examples are rendered in zisha clay to emphasize form and tactile appeal

Hei Chu Hao (Spring 2020) - 740 g

The shape is most commonly associated with Yixing (Zisha) teapots from Jiangsu province

Sifang Green Bamboo Charcoal Stove for Traditional Tea Brewing # 93470

horizontal silhouette

continuing to whisk until high foam forms

sets you up for an optimistic wave and gives moments of pure joy

It removes mental fatigue and nervous tension

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