A Chinese moonfish clay teapot, all round overflowing with vitality and benevolence. Magnificent work of modeling, creativity and expression. To complete her teapot mission, here she is "mom" of little fish, adorable little cups in her image. The design is ergonomic, the tail-shaped handle is actually very ingenious, it fits in the palm of the hand for a good grip. Yixing clay or purple clay, or even Zisha, is renowned for its texture and its natural components which make it famous.  Usually quite small, this one is 180ml. 50ml cups. Style: Traditional/Chinese/Pottery Chinese origin Brand: ToCatchFish

Traditional plum blossom ceramic teapot. The round and chunky design is that of the traditional Chinese, artisanal for its relief pattern and its cooking. Here we have an illustration of what the same pattern gives with different treatments and firings. The branch of plum blossoms is highlighted all in delicacy of gilding for the sophisticated Celadon and Jade Porcelain models, while it appears strong and solid on a ceramic with powerful and rustic colors. The plum blossom is associated with spring, with the end of bad cold and harsh days, with rebirth after trials.  The rustic ceramic has been passed through several kilns, hence its name. Celadon is known for its monochrome color in blue-green shades, often reminiscent of water. Jade porcelain charms with its shine. We recognize the know-how of the workshops Jingdezhen, tradition and refinement. Capacity 660ml, height 11.5cm. Style: Traditional Chinese/Pottery/Crafts Marque : Energe Spring

Ceramic and silver teapot, a Dragon egg as we like. Pure ovoid lines, shine and luminosity for superb artisanal pottery. Its refined, precise pattern executed by hand takes shape with the plated silver, and gives a feeling of depth and relief. The dragon, emblem of wisdom, power and luck, can be a magnificent masculine present. The egg represents life, projects.  The process of silver gilding is to grind 99.9% silver into fine powder melted at high temperature in ice water, and then paint the surface of the teapot. It is annealed at high temperature so that the silver takes shape with the ceramic. Then comes polishing, of which we can see the traces of manual intervention. We then proceed to execute this wonderful Dragon motif, rich in color, detail and precision. This teapot has the same qualities as a silver teapot. Remember that silver is germicidal and bactericidal, it softens the tea water which makes it tastier "it has the softness of silk" say the ancients. Capacity 170ml, height 9cm, diameter 11cm. Ball-to-hole filter. Manufacturer's signature Chinese origin 

Yixing white dragon egg clay teapot, handcrafted, its color is not really white, it is the rocky color of its clay, sand color, exquisite natural color with a simple and sober bamboo pattern. Bamboo evokes the power of longevity and the great resistance to bending to get back up again. This is a superb gift for a tea connoisseur, for someone who appreciates craftsmanship full of authentic values.  Purple clay or Zisha comes from Yixing in China, it has the optimal properties for the best clay teapots. Despite its name, natural zisha can be white, or at least the color of its sanded rock. Hence this wonderful sandy ivory tone. In any case excellent for enhancing the aromas and taste of tea. Black tea, flavored tea, Oolong, Puer, Dahongpao, Tie Guanyin to name the traditional ones, but English tea will also be welcome. Teapot capacity 220ml Style: Craft/High-end/Chinese Author: Folk Artists Brand: Nlslasi

Colorful and imaginative porcelain tea set on the Panda theme, very fashionable and beloved in Chinese culture. The colors are soft and tender like the bamboo shoots, the black of the panda stands out brilliantly against this luminous white porcelain. We love the tender bamboo shoots and their foliage which curls into a handle shape or borders the saucers. Tradition and modernity are essential for this expressive and enjoyable service which will not fail to provoke entertainment around tea in happy company. Beautiful handcrafted porcelain with a quality underglaze for the expression of greenery, the black being overglaze. Teapot capacity 830ml, height 16.5cm. The 170ml milk jug, height 7cm. The 220ml sugar bowl, height 9.2cm. The 250ml cup, height 7cm. Style: Craft/Fancy/Fashionable Chinese origin

Handcrafted Chinese teapot, in beautiful ceramic of a gleaming and rare red. In four beautiful capacity models, the designs are simple, traditional and show off bright, sparkling color. The porcelain is bright white inside, with filter at the spout inlet. Nice example of Chinese know-how that continues and knows how to evolve with the times. The porcelain kaolin is pure, the pigmented glaze has a shine worthy of a ceramic from Chinese craftsmanship. The capacities vary between 550ml and 560ml remarkable for a Chinese teapot. Style: Traditional/Chinese/Handcraft Author: Folk Artists Brand: Nlslasi

Small Chinese teapot with a mythical pattern drawn in gold and silver by hand. The traditional enamel pattern in stylish black, gold and silver tracery depicts a fierce mythical creature named Taotie. The turquoise and red colors are intense and complement each other with the power and sharpness specific to ethnic designs. The teapot is small, it can be considered as an individual teapot, in any case extremely decorative it can be a collector's item. The teapot here is nicknamed Jinuyinco.  2 cup styles are available, with a capacity of 70ml and 80ml for the largest. The 130ml teapot suitable for tasting for all teas. This ceramic was based on a technique whose craftsmanship originated in the Bronze Age of the Shang and Zhou dynasties, with a system of filing with a knife to create grooves to introduce gold and silver. money. The supports have changed, the technique adapts. But the result is superb with shadow and light effects. The signature at the bottom of the teapot guarantees craftsmanship Faithful to the references of the craftsmanship of the intangible cultural heritage of China. Origine : Fujian-Dehua capital de la porcelain en Chine.

A Chinese teapot, solitary par excellence, a Gaiwan of a deep blue like the night from which stands out a snow-capped, silent and eternal mountain which seems to be reflected in calm water. This is what this gaiwan inspires in us, it invites us to take a moment of contemplative pose. Beautiful ceramic porcelain in stunning white on the inside, the outside is coated in a hand painted pigmented glaze of the intense white pattern which blends into the blue. The gaiwan dates from the Ming dynasty and is still popular, it is classified rather as a tea service. The elders say: "The lid for the sky, the saucer for the earth, and the bowl for man". Capacity: 140ml Brand: NoEnName_Null

An artisanal teapot, wonderfully modeled and sculpted in its clay, its warm brown colors inspire a love of the earth and natural beauty. The style is Chinese, the little teapot is from Yixing, with its traditional design of its workshops, where the know-how is perpetuated while remaining always to the taste of the present. It will be perfect for black teas, scented tea, Oolong, puer, dahongpao, tie guangyin. The clay although passed in furnace, remains a little porous and then keeps the odors and the tastes in memory. Over time, the teapot is lined with the essences of tea and takes on a real identity, especially if the tea used remains most often the same. The ancients say that the best tea is made in a clay teapot. All the more reason when this clay is Zisha, this purple clay from Yixing which still retains its fame. Capacities of the two variants: 300ml and 400ml Crafts whose authors are "folk artists" Brand: Nlslasi

A porcelain Gaiwan, of a brilliant and almost transparent ice blue, through which we perceive cracks which have formed during cooking. They are thin deep in the glaze, this limpidity blends beautifully with almost matte taupe-colored bands, on which immaculate white plum blossoms stand out. The bands encircle the body of the bowl, the cup and around the lid. Chinese plum blossoms evoke renewal after a hard winter represented here by the cracks in the glaze.  The gaiwan is a small teapot, which serves as a service on its own, the technique being to hold the lid which serves as a filter with your finger. It is an individual bowl that has gone through the ages of China and still remains to the taste of the present. The elders say: "the lid for the sky, the cup for the earth and the bowl for the person". A small matching teapot is present in the site: Cracked glacier blue teapot. Le bol de la gaiwan fait 170ml Porcelaine de Dehua Brand: NoEnName_Null