Yixing Purple Clay Teapot Golden Duan clay Large caliber hand made Practical vessel shapes 150ml

Colour: yellow
Period: Newest
Marks: Mark on the bottom.
Size: , W: 5cm, H: 12.5 cm
Capacity: 150ml 
Spout: mesh
Autor：xinping wu
Suggested Teas: Raw Pu-Erh tea, oolong tea，black tea
Condition: In good condition.
The Han - style Tile Teapot is a unique and traditional Chinese teapot with a rich historical and cultural background.

This type of teapot gets its name from its resemblance to the roof tiles of the Han Dynasty. It usually has a simple yet elegant shape. The body of the pot is somewhat cylindrical, similar to the shape of an ancient tile, with a relatively straight - walled design.

The spout is designed to pour tea smoothly and is often gracefully curved. The handle is ergonomically shaped, providing a comfortable grip for users when pouring tea. The lid fits snugly on top of the pot, and often has a knob in the center for easy handling.

These teapots are usually made from high - quality materials such as Yixing clay. The clay not only gives the pot an earthy and natural aesthetic but also has good heat - retention properties, which is beneficial for brewing tea to bring out the best flavor of the tea leaves. In addition to its practical use in tea - making, the Han - style Tile Teapot is also a work of art that represents traditional Chinese craftsmanship and cultural connotations.

Ancient Method Clay Refinement · Aged Material Golden Duan Clay Golden Duan Clay, as the name suggests, exhibits a golden-yellow hue and is a rare variety within the Duan Clay family. While Duan Clay is common, Golden Duan Clay is exceptional—a prized subset with distinct qualities. The "Yangxian Ming Sha Tu" (Classic Yixing Clay Records) explicitly notes: "Golden Duan Clay is renowned for its purity and a color resembling raw gold. It stands as the finest among local Duan Clays." Formed through natural weathering, this shallow-layer ore (just 10+ cm thick) intertwines with multiple mineral strata. Post-mining, it undergoes rigorous sieving to isolate the purest fragments—only then can it be called Golden Duan Clay.