Chaozhou Hand-pulled Teapot
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Description
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素材:Zhuni朱泥泥)
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原点:Yixing、江蘇
- プロセス:フィルター穴のある完全な手作業の人工ティーポットs)
- 仕様:口径3.3cm、高さ約7cm
底は直径約3.5cm、容量は約85mlです。 -
注:製品は手動測定です。必然的に小さな誤差がありますので、ご了承ください。






Chaozhou Hand-pulled Teapot
$376.75
Zhu Ni Pot
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes the Chaozhou Hand-pulled Pot unique compared to other tea brewing teapots?
The Chaozhou Hand-pulled Pot is crafted from fine red clay with thinner walls, designed specifically for Gongfu tea brewing. Its distinctive characteristics include a smaller size, better heat retention, and enhanced aroma extraction, making it perfect for delicate teas like Phoenix Dan Cong and lightly baked oolong.
How does the material of the Chaozhou Hand-pulled Pot influence the tea flavor?
Made from local Feng Huang red clay, the Chaozhou Hand-pulled Pot’s material has a mineral composition similar to tea trees, which helps retain heat and enhance the tea's aroma. The thinner walls of the pot allow for a lighter impact on the tea leaves, preserving their fragrant and bright notes.
What are the ideal types of tea to brew in the Chaozhou Hand-pulled Pot?
This teapot is especially suitable for brewing Phoenix Dan Cong oolong, lightly baked oolong from Fujian, and Taiwan, thanks to its better heat retention and aroma-enhancing properties. Its small size is perfect for quickly enjoying hot, aromatic cups of tea.
How should I properly care for and maintain my Chaozhou Hand-pulled Pot?
To maintain your teapot, wipe it clean after every use, avoid sealing or wrapping it, and store it in a well-ventilated area. Regular cleaning helps preserve the clay’s qualities and ensures the pot develops a beautiful, jade-like appearance over time.
What is the traditional size of the Chaozhou Hand-pulled Pot and how much tea does it hold?
Typically, the Chaozhou Hand-pulled Pot is small, with a capacity of about 85 ml, making 3 to 4 small cups of tea. This size is ideal for the Gongfu tea ceremony, allowing you to enjoy fresh, hot tea with rich aromas and flavors.






