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Ming Xin Tang Glass TeapotThis tempered glass teapot is perfect for versatile brewing, and comes with a removable strainer for the spout. The high-quality glass shows off your tea leaves as they unfurl, creating a show in anticipation of the first sip. A glass teapot is great for beautiful buddy leaves like Silver Needle White, Golden Fleece, Sheng Pu’er, or Dragonwell Green.Regular Price $14.75 Special Price $11.80 - Contemporary Large Glass Teapot
This unique teapot from Ming Xin Tang comes with two inserts, a generously-large brew basket to give your leaves plenty of room to infuse as you watch them unfurl, and a bonus steam-percolator glass insert designed to continuously steam your tea leaves and drip down over low heat. The wide spout makes for a fast clean pour, and the ample capacity means you can serve fine tea for a big group.
Regular Price $45.00 Special Price $36.00 - Long Handle Contemporary Glass Pot
This large modern-style teapot from Ming Xin Tang features a unique design with two different glass inserts: a generously-large brew basket to give your leaves plenty of room to infuse as you watch them unfurl, and a bonus steam-percolator glass insert designed to continuously steam your tea leaves and drip down over low heat. The wood handle makes for an elegant pour as you show off your finest teas.
Regular Price $48.00 Special Price $38.40 - Blue Celadon Tea PotXiangfu Workshop’s new line of Ge Song Celadon is fired using traditional techniques in Longquan, the birthplace of Celadon pottery. The light crackling on this bluer shade of celadon grows over a lifetime of use, slowly filling in darker with tea for a beautiful effect. Well-sized for gongfu tea for up to four people, this versatile little pot is suitable for brewing any kind of tea.
- Long Handle Celadon TeapotXiangfu works with ceramicists in Longquan for to offer their high-end Ge Song series, relying on careful hand-glazing and high firing temperatures. The celadon crackles while firing for beautiful patterns across the teapot. Fine crystalline formations under the glazing surface make the whole pot shine in the light. Xiangfu has styled this piece after traditional Japanese Kyusu for the long handle inspiration. The handle is left unglazed to show off the beautiful pottery underneath and for an easier grip while pouring.
- Goldwork Ru Teapot
This creamy blue-green Ru glaze teapot celebrates the tradition of bringing new life to old pieces through gold repair work. As ancient pieces are excavated, instead of preserving cracked shards, modern collectors are repairing these relics with gold so that they can be used in tea brewing the way the original artist intended. This gold work has spurred the growth of a new craft, adding adornment to the repairs- a modern dialog with ancient pieces. This Ru pot draws on the goldwork tradition with a golden motif of its own, a contrast to the lightly-crackled Ru glaze itself.
- Mini Kettle Celadon Teapot
The dramatic and tall looping handle on this celadon teapot is notoriously difficult to form and fire, but the effect is gorgeous, like a little kettle or a picnic basket. Hand-finished and fired in a traditional Longquan kiln, this celadon is highly vitrified like glass, making it a non-reactive material that helps bring out incredible aromatic depth in your tea.
$135.00 - Ritual Celadon Ewer
The ewer is a traditional implement originally used for pouring rice wine at banquets and later adopted to tea ceremony. By pouring your boiling water in an ewer first, you can bring the temperature down to a perfect level for delicate green tea, white tea, or even buddy black teas. Plus, pouring from the ewer makes for a stunningly elegant presentation for deliberate gongfu tea ritual.
$145.00 - Art Deco Celadon Tea Set
Tall, bold, angular and geometric, this celadon set features a hand-finished gaiwan, two tall cups that could easily double as aroma cups, and a hexagonal celadon pitcher. Traditional high-fired Longquan kiln celadon is fully-vitrified, non-reactive and perfect for amplifying the aromatics and texture of your tea. Embrace the beautiful jade celadon inspired by the Song Dynasty pottery tradition!
Regular Price $277.00 $221.60
- ONE OF A KIND Da Hong Pao Ni "Bao Zun" Yixing
Award-winning artist Lai Xiaohong brings together fine clay and a modern, organic sensibility to traditional forms. This taller "Bao Zun" teapot is a perfect example of her hand crafted work. The lovely Da Hong Pao Ni clay will age beautifully with almost any kind of tea, gaining more depth and luster over years of brewing.
- ONE OF A KIND Da Hong Pao Ni "Si Ting" Yixing
Award-winning artist Lai Xiaohong brings together fine clay and a modern, organic sensibility to traditional forms. This "Si Ting" teapot is a perfect example of her hand crafted work. This versatile and deep red Da Hong Pao Ni clay ages beautifully with any kind of tea, gaining more depth and luster over years of brewing.
- ONE OF A KIND Di Cao Qing "Sheng Tiao" Yixing
Award-winning artist Lai Xiaohong is famous for her hand-excavated and blended Di Cao Qing clay, a rich, dense and mottled clay that Lai Xiahong blends from minerals settled in her trough after months of careful aging. This meticulously hand-built Sheng Tiao form shows off Lai Xiaohong’s traditional grounding and her modern fluid sensibility in her art. The warm Di Cao Qing clay is ready to take on more depth and luster over a lifetime of use.
- ONE OF A KIND Di Cao Qing "Nan Gua" Yixing
Master Potter Lai Xiaohong loves experimenting with the the ban yue or half moon form, in this case cleverly tying the curves of the moon to the curves of a gourd. The shape is sculptured with the supreme grace and energy that Lai Xiaohong ash built a reputation around. Lai Xiaohong excavates and blends her own clay, and is particularly famous for her Di Cao Qing’s mottling and the way it builds a luster and patina over time.
Regular Price $286.00 Special Price $228.80 - ONE OF A KIND Di Cao Qing "Shi Piao" Yixing
Award-winning artist Lai Xiaohong is famous for her hand-excavated and blended Di Cao Qing clay, a rich, dense and mottled clay that Lai Xiahong blends from minerals settled in her trough after months of careful aging. This meticulously hand-built Shi Piao form shows off Lai Xiaohong’s traditional grounding and her modern fluid sensibility in her art. The warm Di Cao Qing clay is ready to take on more depth and luster over a lifetime of use.
- ONE OF A KIND Di Cao Qing "Sheng Tao" Yixing
Award-winning artist Lai Xiaohong is famous for her hand-excavated and blended Di Cao Qing clay, a rich, dense and mottled clay that Lai Xiahong blends from minerals settled in her trough after months of careful aging. This meticulously hand-built Sheng Tao form shows off Lai Xiaohong’s traditional grounding and her modern fluid sensibility in her art. The warm Di Cao Qing clay is ready to take on more depth and luster over a lifetime of use.
- ONE OF A KIND Qing Duan "Ban Yue" Yixing
Much of Lai Xiaohong’s career has been a meditation on the various shapes inspired by the moon. This qing duan clay ban yue or “half moon” teapot is one of her oldest most classic forms, perfectly balanced with graceful sweeping lines and a perfectly integrated spout. Lai Xiaohong hand-crafted this teapot for a lifetime of use, selecting a clay that will continue to grow more and more lustrous over each brewing session.
- ONE OF A KIND Yu Zi Ni "Qing Xiang" Yixing
Award-winning artist Lai Xiaohong’s beautiful Yu Zi Ni brings vivid color and deep speckling to this classic Qing Xiang form through a careful blend of her personally-excavated Zi Ni and Zhu Ni clays. The "Qing Xiang" form allows the intensity of color and mottling in the unique Yu Zi Ni to shine. Lai Xiaohong crafted this teapot for a lifetime of use, selecting and hand-blending a clay that will continue to grow more and more lustrous over each brewing session.
