Imitation Han Dynasty yixing clay woodfired teapot # 94905 sencha

Imitation Han Dynasty yixing clay woodfired teapot # 94905 sencha"" literally means "imitative Han (dynasty) vessel" a modern or later piece made in the style of Han dynasty (206 BCE220 CE) ewers and jars. If the exact historical prototype for this particular object is ambiguous, note that dedicated teapots as we know them were not common in the Han period; surviving Han examples are typically bronze or earthenware ewers, wine pouring vessels, and storage jars rather than true tea kettles. Contemporary makers often

Jiangxi Moli Lu ChaGreen tea scented with jasmine flowers

The teas are packaged in larger portions

Perfect for bedtime or quiet afternoon moments

Literal translation: "huang nangua hu" — "yellow pumpkin teapot

The aftertaste is long-lasting

Appearance: Transparent

inviting and elegant

Teapots named after such objects were made both as functional vessels and as playful

artisans have continued to reinterpret historic silhouettes

” That exact term is not widely canonical

A lingering

a gentle floral and fruity aroma with a touch of honey sweetness