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No matter how you brew your tea, the method can make a world of difference in the flavor. While we always use traditional brewing methods to check the quality of our teas, we realize that there are as many ways to brew as there are tea drinkers, and encourage experimentation in developing your personal tea ritual.

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  • Side view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot, highlighting the gourd-likes shape.
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    Reserve Yixing, Style 812

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    Reserve Yixing, Style 812

    Side view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot, highlighting the gourd-likes shape.
    Side view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot, highlighting the gourd-likes shape.
    Side view of a terracotta-colored yixing teapot. The lid is facing the camera, resting against the handle.
    Front view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot highlighting the hexagonal spout.
    Rear view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot, highlighting the hexagonal handle.
    Rear view of the inside of a yellow yixing pot, showcasing the built-in filter made by punching small holes in the clay.
    The bottom of a yellow yixing teapot. A maker’s mark is stamped into the base, and three hexagonal feet are around the outside.

    $680.00

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    A stylized shipiao ("stone ladle") teapot with lotus motif, rendered in premium duanni (yellow clay).

    Our Yixing teapots are half-handmade. A manual mold is used to assist the artisan in forming the body and lid of the vessel, while the spout, handle, and knob are formed freehand; the final teapot is assembled and... →


  • Side view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot, highlighting the oval shape.
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    Master Yixing, Style 552

    $480.00

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    Master Yixing, Style 552

    Side view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot, highlighting the oval shape.
    Side view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot, highlighting the oval shape.
    Rear view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot, highlighting the thin handle.
    Front view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot highlighting the narrow spout.
    Side view of a terracotta-colored yixing teapot. The lid is facing the camera, resting against the handle.
    The bottom of a terracotta-colored yixing teapot. A maker’s mark is stamped into the base.

    $480.00

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    A spacious teapot, rendered in revered zhuni (vermillion clay).

    Our Yixing teapots are half-handmade. A manual mold is used to assist the artisan in forming the body and lid of the vessel, while the spout, handle, and knob are formed freehand; the final teapot is assembled and finished entirely... →


  • Side view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot, highlighting the rectangular shape.
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    Artisan Yixing, Style 635

    $280.00

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    Artisan Yixing, Style 635

    Side view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot, highlighting the rectangular shape.
    Side view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot, highlighting the rectangular shape.
    Rear view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot, highlighting the oval handle.
    Front view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot highlighting the cylindrical spout.
    Side view of a terracotta-colored yixing teapot. The lid is facing the camera, resting against the handle.
    Rear view of the inside of a terracotta-colored yixing pot, showcasing the built-in filter made by punching small holes in the clay.
    The bottom of a terracotta-colored yixing teapot. A maker’s mark is stamped into the base.

    $280.00

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    A practical teapot, rendered in revered zhuni (vermillion clay).

    Our Yixing teapots are half-handmade. A manual mold is used to assist the artisan in forming the body and lid of the vessel, while the spout, handle, and knob are formed freehand; the final teapot is assembled and finished entirely... →


  • Side view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot, highlighting the round shape with rings around it.
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    Artisan Yixing, Style 634

    $280.00

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    Artisan Yixing, Style 634

    Side view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot, highlighting the round shape with rings around it.
    Side view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot, highlighting the round shape with rings around it.
    Rear view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot, highlighting the oval handle.
    Front view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot highlighting the narrow spout.
    Side view of a terracotta-colored yixing teapot. The lid is facing the camera, resting against the handle.
    The bottom of a terracotta-colored yixing teapot. A maker’s mark is stamped into the base.

    $280.00

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    A uniquely designed teapot, rendered in revered zhuni (vermillion clay).

    Our Yixing teapots are half-handmade. A manual mold is used to assist the artisan in forming the body and lid of the vessel, while the spout, handle, and knob are formed freehand; the final teapot is assembled and finished entirely... →


  • Side view of a gray duanni yixing teapot, showing its triangular shape.
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    Master Yixing, Style 551

    $480.00

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    Master Yixing, Style 551

    Side view of a gray duanni yixing teapot, showing its triangular shape.
    Side view of a gray duanni yixing teapot, showing its triangular shape.
    Rear view of a gray duanni yixing teapot, highlight the slightly angular handle.
    Front view of a gray duanni yixing teapot, highlighting the spout.
    Side view of a gray duanni yixing teapot, with the lid facing the camera resting against the handle.
    Back view of the inside of a gray duanni yixing teapot, showcasing the built in filter made by poking holes in the clay.
    The base of a gray duanni yixing pot. It has three small feet around the outer edge, and a maker's mark stamped into the middle.

    $480.00

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    This angular shipiao teapot is crafted from qinghuini ("grey clay") and features a larger volume just under 10 ounces, making it ideal for group tea brewing.

    Our Yixing teapots are half-handmade. A manual mold is used to assist the artisan in forming the body and lid of... →


  • Front view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot.
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    Artisan Yixing, Style 636

    $360.00

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    Artisan Yixing, Style 636

    Front view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot.
    Front view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot.
    Front view of a terracotta-colored yixing teapot. The lid is facing the camera, resting against the handle.
    Front view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot highlighting the short spout and side handle.
    Side view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot, highlighting the round shape.
    Rear view of the inside of a terracotta-colored yixing pot, showcasing the built-in filter made by punching small holes in the clay.
    The bottom of a terracotta-colored yixing teapot. A maker’s mark is stamped into the base.

    $360.00

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    A modern, side-handled xishi teapot, rendered in revered zhuni (vermillion clay). This petite teapot is ergonomically suited to those with smaller hands.

    Our Yixing teapots are half-handmade. A manual mold is used to assist the artisan in forming the body and lid of the vessel, while the spout, handle, and knob are... →


  • Side view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot, highlighting the bulbous shape.
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    Master Yixing, Style 554

    $480.00

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    Master Yixing, Style 554

    Side view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot, highlighting the bulbous shape.
    Side view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot, highlighting the bulbous shape.
    Side view of a terracotta-colored yixing teapot. The lid is facing the camera, resting against the handle.
    Front view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot highlighting the short spout.
    Rear view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot, highlighting the rounded handle.
    Rear view of the inside of a terracotta-colored yixing pot, showcasing the built-in filter made by punching small holes in the clay.
    The bottom of a terracotta-colored yixing teapot. A maker’s mark is stamped into the base.

    $480.00

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    A classic xishi teapot, rendered in revered zhuni (vermillion clay).

    Our Yixing teapots are half-handmade. A manual mold is used to assist the artisan in forming the body and lid of the vessel, while the spout, handle, and knob are formed freehand; the final teapot is assembled and finished... →


  • Side view of a white stoneware bowl with soft ridges radiating from the base on the outside.
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    Ding Kiln Chrysanthemum Bowl

    $280.00

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    Ding Kiln Chrysanthemum Bowl

    Side view of a white stoneware bowl with soft ridges radiating from the base on the outside.
    Side view of a white stoneware bowl with soft ridges radiating from the base on the outside.
    View of the inside of a white stoneware bowl crafted by Xu De Jia.
    The bottom of a white tea bowl with subtle ridges radiating out from the center. Xu De Jia's Maker's mark is painting in light blue in the base.

    $280.00

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    Part of our Song Kiln Collection, this tea bowl is inspired by the celadon ware of the Song Dynasty's Ding... →


  • Side view of a Longquan style celadon bowl, showcasing the faint craquelure patterning and the slightly turned-out lip meant to conform to the user's mouth.
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    Longquan Tea Bowl: Series 2

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    Longquan Tea Bowl: Series 2

    Side view of a Longquan style celadon bowl, showcasing the faint craquelure patterning and the slightly turned-out lip meant to conform to the user's mouth.
    Side view of a Longquan style celadon bowl, showcasing the faint craquelure patterning and the slightly turned-out lip meant to conform to the user's mouth.
    A top view of a Longquan-style celadon bowl, highlighting the faint craquelure patterns and light brown rim.
    The bottom of a Longquan-style celadon bowl, with faint craquelure patterns and tiny white dots. Xu Chun Tian's maker's mark is stamped into the unglazed foot.

    $480.00

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    Part of our Song Kiln Collection, this tea bowl is inspired by the celadon ware of the Song Dynasty's Imperial Longquan Kilns.

    Handcrafted from dark... →


  • A side-view of a jian-ware cup, displaying the hare's fur texture on the otherwise black glaze.
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    Jian Kiln Water Cup

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    Jian Kiln Water Cup

    A side-view of a jian-ware cup, displaying the hare's fur texture on the otherwise black glaze.
    A side-view of a jian-ware cup, displaying the hare's fur texture on the otherwise black glaze.
    A top-down view of a jian-ware cup. Light shows the delicate hare's fur patterning on the inside.
    A top-down view of an upside-down jian-ware cup. The maker's mark of Xu Chun Tian is stamped into the unglazed base.

    $980.00

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    Part of our Song Kiln Collection, this water cup is inspired by the celadon ware of the Song Dynasty's Imperial Jian Kilns.

    Brimming with irresistible mystery, this impeccably rendered... →


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