Hanwa yixing clay woodfired teapot # 94856 fujian tea

Hanwa yixing clay woodfired teapot # 94856 fujian teaThe exact term "" is not a widely established teapot form name in standard catalogues, so the identification is somewhat ambiguous. Literally it reads figure person () + Han tile (), which suggests a teapot that combines human figure decoration with a shape inspired by Han dynasty roof tiles or a tile motif. Historically, Chinese teapot design often borrows architectural and archaeological motifs (including Han roof tile ends) and pairs them with

Brief history: Both the peach (仙桃) and the phoenix (凤) are long‑standing symbols in Chinese decorative arts

this Pu-erh produces a deep red infusion with a soft

Zi Sha clay and Yixing teapots

Infuse for 20–45 seconds

When brewed strong and long

our skilled local farmer and tea technologist

Wet leaves shift to a more woody and carbon-like aroma

After that do short steeps (just for 1-2 seconds) increasing steeping time for each subsequent step

Its production involves withering under sunlight and shade

rustic aesthetics in tea ware

The contrast between the matte-etched body and the smooth white porcelain rim gives the piece an air of quiet opulence

while the lid is crowned with a textured organic knop resembling molten blossoms or volcanic stone