One Picture to Understand What Kind of Clay Your Zisha Teapot Is Made Of
This guide provides a visual reference to help beginners identify the clay material used in their Zisha (purple clay teapots. It features several illustrative images showing different clay types, textures, and colors commonly found in these traditional Chinese teapots. The content emphasizes that t...
Tea News · Dec 06, 2025
Methods for Repairing Zisha Teapots
Zisha ceramic art originated in the Song Dynasty and matured during the Ming and Qing dynasties. Today, Zisha teapot modeling art has reached perfection, becoming a unique art form in the world of ceramics. The restoration of these precious teapots involves several meticulous steps: cleaning and bon...
Tea News · Oct 06, 2025
Which Zisha Teapots to Use for Brewing Pu'er, Oolong, Scented Tea, Green Tea, Black Tea, etc., to Enhance Aroma!
Most tea enthusiasts prefer small-capacity Zisha teapots (100-200 milliliters for tasting tea, as they help retain the aroma. Teapots under 100 milliliters are suitable for fine, tender, and small-leaf teas. Larger teapots, with better heat retention, are ideal for group tea sessions, especially fo...
Tea News · Jul 24, 2025
How to Identify Authentic Zisha
With the popularity of Zisha teapots, the market has become chaotic, making it difficult for consumers to distinguish genuine products. The key issue is not the absence of authentic Zisha but the inability to recognize it. Authentic Zisha teapots are characterized by crystal or moist light, indicati...
Tea News · Jul 15, 2025
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