Blessings Premium Limited Yixing Clay Teapot

Experience the quaint charm and special tea brewing qualities of Yixing teapots, steeped in a rich and fascinating history. These exceptional teapots are revered by Chinese tea aficionados as the best vessel for brewing, and are highly sought after by collectors of fine ceramic art. Made entirely by hand using raw ore Yixing clay, this teapot is a true masterpiece. Not only is it functional, but it also embodies elements of Chinese traditional culture and national characteristics. The body features intricate carvings, imbued with blessings and good wishes. The spout is crafted to resemble a fish, while the lid boasts a mysterious animal perched atop, reminiscent of the stunning architectural details found in the Forbidden City - a technological marvel of 1420. This teapot is the perfect addition to your collection, and only a limited number are available. Our clay teapots are all handcrafted by talented artists, and we're excited to share that this one was made by the renowned pottery artist, Zhao Qiaoying.

"A piece of purple clay, infused with a few clever ideas, becomes part of the character, creating a lifelong bond..."

Zhao Qiaoying 

Member of China Arts and Crafts Society

Member of Jiangsu Ceramics Association

Since childhood, Zhao Qiaoying has been honing his pottery skills. Upon graduating, he joined the Yixing Zisha Craft Factory in Jiangsu Province to further develop his craft. Under the careful guidance of renowned teachers, he has studied diligently to create pieces that are not only artistic, but also reflective of his emotions. His artwork is born from a space of free expression, nature, and self-fulfillment, providing both satisfaction and enjoyment to the artist. Utilizing his freeform clay techniques and a deep respect for traditional rules, the artist fully embodies the essential characteristics of Zisha teaware - "profundity, breadth, and simplicity" - creating a unique artistic style. His vibrant works have been consistently recognized and cherished by experts and tea lovers alike.

Capacity: approx. 8.4 oz (250 ml)

Material: all natural Yixing clay 

Place of Origin: Yixing City, Jiangsu Province
Packaging: passport of craftsmanship, luxury gift box, string for fixing the lid of the teapot - a little savior for precious teaware.

Brewing Advice: Best for puer, white, oolong, and black tea. Use one type of tea per pot.
Care: Wash with water, no soap needed.

After use, ensure your teapot is kept clean and dry. Wipe it with a soft towel.

Yixing teapots are delicate items; please handle them with care.

Think of the Yixing teapot as a work of art. When storing the teapot, always remember to place a thin layer of soft tissue between the pot and the cover. This is important because the rim of the cover is the most fragile part of the teapot.

In preparation for use, Yixing Teapots must undergo an initial "opening" process to remove any dust from the firing process. This typically involves rinsing the teapot with warm water two to three times, followed by filling and emptying the pot with boiling water. Once completed, the teapot is now ready for use.