Superb rustic red teapot... not blue... not green... finally a pottery from Dehua, in beautiful ceramic from natural rocks, minerals which always have an exceptional effect in terms of material, color and texture. Authenticity and nobility are in agreement.  The glaze on the pottery tire is made from mud with a high content of sand, ore, turquoise, red agate... During high temperature firing, chemical changes and natural oxidation that gives the marvelous, the incomprehensible. Additionally, the ions obtained from this chemistry are said to have a softening influence on the water used for tea. The tea will only be better. The teapot is not very small for a Chinese: 350ml  Origin: Dehua, one of the leaders in porcelain and ceramics

Truer than true, except that watermelons are often a little bigger! This small Chinese Yixing teapot looks like it came from a nearby garden. Superb "biomimicry" one would say in scientific jargon. No, here the craftsmen have a fabulous brushstroke, with Zisha clay as recourse. Wonderful rock clay from the Yixing region, the zisha or purple clay, which is becoming rare. This one, loaded with minerals, makes a teapot body with thin and strong walls. The color of the watermelon skin with its pattern is then reproduced in an overglaze based on naturally colored mud paste, it will become one with the tire and will be unalterable.  purple clay  Craftsmanship, hand-painted patterns Origin Yixing City Style: traditional/retro/Chinese

A ceramic teapot with stunning gold reflections, which appears to be an antique pottery made of precious metal unearthed from an archaeological dig. Authentic roundness, vintage texture, color of earth and gold. 2 models: in typical Chinese shape of 130ml, and in a slightly larger jar shape of 220ml. 'The baking process causes a natural effect of oil flow on the surface and evolves during cooking. This gives the incredible impression of traces left by the years.'  Compatible with all teas: black, flavored, white, Oolong, puer, etc... Ateliers of Dehua

A superb craftsmanship for this pure silver teapot. Indeed, we observe a double know-how, hammering, shaping and partitioning. The result is a work of art, the enamel of the flowers and butterflies is subtly pigmented in gradation, while the thin partitioning on the hammered silver is clearly visible around the patterns. The smooth handle and spout stand out brilliantly, like the lid button.  Small reminders: The technique of cloisonné consists in forming the design by welding thin partitions, here of silver. It is then sufficient to fill the cavities formed by the enamel. For the shaping and the hammering of the silver, the craftsman would have needed thousands of hammer blows. Silver has anti-bacterial properties, the ancients used it for the preservation of foodstuffs. They said water is the mother of tea and the pot the father of tea. But also with silver the water becomes as soft as silk, the tea is improved. Capacity of the teapot: 200ml Argent sterling 999 Origin: China Yindu Brand: Zysy

A Chinese in the rule of the art. This round teapot has an imperial profile, the superb shine of its cloud-grey porcelain, in contrast with a matt bronze band in extension with a "dragon" handle in the same tone, without enamel. The lid is matched with its golden circle band also. The set is absolutely imperial, it invites to a most ceremonial tea.  Stunning porcelain/ceramic from Dehua, with a glaze that gives a sense of depth. The "taupe" bands in overglaze are satin-finished while the clay handle has not been enamelled. Capacity: 200ml Poterie de Dehua