refractions through the water or tea will only enhance its shimmer
in which the artist has formed the knob into the shape of the Buddha's hand (foshou)
at a higher temperature of 120–130°C for 12 hours each
As if this weren’t enough to make for a remarkable tea
an abstract quality found in good Yan Cha
Wood-Fired Wa Guan Yixing Teapot green_japan refractions through the water orThis exclusive teapot design was commissioned by us from the artist directly, yet could have been a thousand years old: A bell like profile, reminiscent of early utilitarian pottery, is paired with a domed lid, thick spout, elongated handle and matching arched knob, and, most notably, a carved design in bas relief ringing the body. We visited Master Ren Yi Xin in his Yixing atelier, sketching the profile and pattern we wanted and selecting the ore