Han flat yixing clay woodfired teapot # 94831 bar

Han flat yixing clay woodfired teapot # 94831 barThe name "" literally reads as "Han (dynasty) flattened hu." The precise archaeological designation can be ambiguous: in Han period (206 BCE220 CE) material culture a usually refers to a flattened or compressed ewer type vessel rather than a teapot in the later sense. If you are looking at a modern teapot modeled on that form, it is an adaptation rather than a direct historical teapot type. Brief history: During the Han dynasty artisans produced a

The leaves are finely plucked

Fruity sweetness and honeyed notes meet the earthy depth and woody character of aged Menghai shu

Safe historical context: Zhejiang has a long ceramic tradition (notably celadon and many regional kiln styles) and has absorbed motifs from across Chinese ceramic history

and long associated with Yixing (Zisha) teapot-making

yak butter or mutton fat

Origin: Taiwan

dark amber color

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handle and lid are proportioned for precise pouring and a secure

Supports heart health – Red clover

low-profile body paired with a bent spout gives a steady

slightly variegated glaze