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Yixing Zisha Tiger Teapot 300ml Old Duan Ni Wood Fired Chinese Clay Tea Pot
Yixing Zisha Tiger Teapot 300ml Old Duan Ni Wood Fired Chinese Clay Tea Pot
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Yixing Zisha Tiger Teapot 300ml Old Duan Ni Wood Fired Chinese Clay Tea Pot
This bold Yixing zisha teapot is handcrafted from raw old Duan Ni (duan clay) mined in Yixing, wood-fired to a warm speckled tan-brown finish with natural dark firing spots across the body. The lid knob is sculpted as a fierce standing tiger, and the pot body is carved with a detailed scene of a tiger walking on a mountain ridge — the "tiger roaring in the mountain forest" theme. In Chinese culture, the tiger is a powerful auspicious symbol representing courage, strength and good fortune. The pot is fitted with a 13-hole filtered spout for smooth, drip-free pouring. At 300ml capacity, it is a substantial, well-balanced teapot perfect for serving gongfu tea to 3-5 people.
Key Features:
- Material: Authentic raw Yixing old Duan Ni zisha clay, wood-fired speckled tan finish, porous breathable clay that develops a rich personal tea patina with long-term use, food-safe.
- Craft: Hand-carved tiger-and-mountain landscape motif, sculpted solid tiger lid knob, 13-hole filtered spout for smooth even pouring, rounded loop handle for comfortable grip.
- Specs: Tea capacity approx 300ml, well-balanced handheld size, ideal for 3-5 person gongfu tea sessions.
- Usage: Daily gongfu tea brewing teapot, collectible Chinese zodiac (tiger) themed zisha art piece, premium gift for tea enthusiasts and pottery collectors.
Shipping & Returns:
- Dispatched within 5 business days US delivery 7‑15 business days
- 30 day free return policy
- Tracking number provided after shipping
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Note: Wood-fired Duan Ni clay naturally has speckled dark firing spots across the surface, every pot has unique firing marks and clay texture, this is the inherent charm of wood-fired zisha pottery, not a product defect.Share
