Ancient Tree Silver Osmanthus teatable

Ancient Tree Silver Osmanthus teatableThis rare tea is made exclusively from the blossoms of a single Silver Osmanthus tree growing in the high mountains of Pinghe, Fujian Province. The tree is nearly 90 years old and has never been treated with fertilizers or agricultural inputs. Growing at elevations above 900 meters, it produces naturally fragrant blossoms with exceptional purity and concentration. The flowers are gathered entirely by hand during their short blooming window, when the

The "Xishi" teapot (小西施壶

both as decoration and as an organizing shape

a short spout and a handle aligned along the long axis

In appearance: 358 g teacake of medium density

● Description: made out of 1st harvested Organic Tencha steams

known as the “Hometown of Osmanthus

Porcelain gaiwans were prized for delicate teas

Each kiln‑transmuted surface ensures no two teapots look the same

Broad historical context: Chinese teapot design matured during the Ming and Qing periods

The exact term "水平壶" (literally "horizontal" or "level" teapot) is not a widely standardized name among classic Yixing (zisha) forms

described here as a “short‑mouth kiln‑variation Xishi” (短口窑变西施)

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