Description
Jing Lan Teapot
This Jing Lan-style (井栏壶） yixing teapot was made by hand in Yixing in the year 2000, from Zhu Ni (red clay). Its has a cylinder shape, inspired by well fence from the potter in Qing dynasty. It reminds people about their daily life, and when one draws water, one should never forget where it comes from.
The Fang Gu teapot is ideal for the following tea types:
Carved Design
The teapot is decorated on one side with a poem in calligraphy translates as: dragon and crane play in the sky and with wind happily.
On the opposite side is a delicate plum blossom design.
About Yixing Clay
Jiangsu province, China, is renowned for its “Zhuni”, which means red clay, from Yixing county. The region has been the home of countless artisans for over 500 years.
This teapot’s thick walls and the high iron content of the clay (9.2%) provide excellent insulation, protecting your tea from temperature variations. In addition, the porous structure of Yixing clay allows the teapot to breathe, keeping the tea dry. This prevents mold in your teapot. The clay itself is found in Jiangsu’s craggy cliffs, after which it is crushed, sieved, and only the finest clay is selected to produce a smooth texture. Over years of use, the clay will take on a rich hue.
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