Zhu Ni Clay Shi Piao Teapot Yixing Purple Clay Teapot
Zhu Ni Clay Shi Piao Teapot Yixing Purple Clay Teapot
Zhu Ni Clay Shi Piao Teapot Yixing Purple Clay Teapot
Zhu Ni Clay Shi Piao Teapot Yixing Purple Clay Teapot
Zhu Ni Clay Shi Piao Teapot Yixing Purple Clay Teapot
Zhu Ni Clay Shi Piao Teapot Yixing Purple Clay Teapot

Zhu Ni Clay Shi Piao Teapot

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Description

230ml Handmade Yixing Zisha Shi Piao Teapot

What is this Yixing teapot? This is a 230ml Yixing Zisha teapot made from Zhu Ni clay in the classic Shi Piao form. Its broad body, structured profile, and controlled pouring design make it a practical choice for Gongfu tea while preserving the distinctive character of a traditional Yixing form.

  • Material: Purple Sand (Zisha)

  • Clay: Zhu Ni

  • Origin: Yixing, Jiangsu, China

  • Capacity: 230 ml

  • Form: Shi Piao

  • Craft: Handmade

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Is a 230ml Yixing Teapot Right for You?

A 230ml Yixing teapot provides more brewing capacity than a compact personal pot and can be useful when brewing for several people or when you prefer larger Gongfu tea servings. Capacity is only one part of the decision, however; the pot's shape, leaf expansion, brewing method, and pouring behavior also matter.

If you are comparing different Yixing teapot capacities before choosing a pot, see our Yixing teapot size guide.

What Is a Shi Piao Teapot?

Shi Piao is one of the classic forms associated with Yixing Zisha teaware. The form is recognized by its broad body, triangular visual structure, relatively low center of gravity, and distinctive relationship between the body, spout, handle, and lid.

The name and historical development of the Shi Piao form are closely connected with the development of Yixing teapot design. The form became particularly influential during the Qing Dynasty and was later interpreted by generations of Yixing pot makers.

Rather than treating one historical version as the only definition of Shi Piao, this teapot follows the broader visual language of the form: a stable body, strong geometric lines, and a balanced relationship between the main vessel and its functional elements.

What Makes This Shi Piao Teapot Different?

The design emphasizes a clear triangular structure. The body, spout, handle, and three rounded feet work together to create a strong geometric rhythm.

The broad body provides room for tea leaves to expand during brewing, while the structured spout is designed for controlled pouring. The lid and opening also provide practical access when adding or removing tea leaves.

The three rounded feet visually reinforce the triangular character of the design while supporting the body and giving the pot a distinctive three-dimensional profile.

What Is Zhu Ni Clay?

Zhu Ni is a type of Yixing Zisha clay traditionally associated with a fine texture, dense body, and warm orange-red appearance.

This Shi Piao teapot is made from Zhu Ni and displays the warm color and refined surface associated with the clay.

Zhu Ni Yixing teapots are commonly used for Gongfu tea, including oolong, black tea, aged tea, and dark tea. Brewing results can vary depending on the tea, water, temperature, leaf quantity, infusion time, pot shape, and individual teapot.

Handmade Details

This Shi Piao teapot features engraved decoration across the body, including Chinese characters and bamboo-inspired elements. Gold-colored accents add visual contrast to the surface without overwhelming the underlying clay.

The three-foot base, structured body, lid, handle, and spout are designed as a unified form rather than as isolated decorative elements.

The combination of Zhu Ni clay, Shi Piao proportions, engraved decoration, and handmade construction gives this teapot a distinctive character for both everyday brewing and collection.

What Teas Can You Brew in a 230ml Yixing Teapot?

This 230ml Zhu Ni Shi Piao teapot can be used for a range of Gongfu teas, including oolong, black tea, aged tea, and dark tea.

The larger capacity can be useful when brewing for more than one person or when you prefer a larger serving volume. If you primarily drink tea alone, a smaller Yixing teapot may provide more precise control over the amount of tea and water used in each infusion.

The best match ultimately depends on your tea, brewing routine, and preferred serving size.

A Classic Yixing Form for Brewing and Collecting

The Shi Piao form combines a recognizable Yixing silhouette with practical brewing features. Its broad body, geometric lines, three-foot base, Zhu Ni clay, and engraved decoration give this 230ml teapot a character that works both as a functional Gongfu vessel and as a piece of Yixing teaware.

For tea drinkers choosing their first or next Yixing teapot, consider the complete combination of clay, capacity, shape, craftsmanship, and brewing habits rather than selecting a pot based on clay name or appearance alone.

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Natalia
The mud is very positive

The shape is very full, the color is very uniform, the color of the mud is very positive, the mineral particles are obvious, the shape is round and full, the craftsmanship is very good, the inscription on the inner wall of the pot at the bottom is clear and neat, the packaging is clean and simple, and the protection is very good. I heard that the tea is moisturizing after a long time, it feels better in the hand. I really like it. It is perfect and I can't put it down.

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Bonehill
The real purple clay teapot is really worth the price

The graininess of the purple sand is still visible. The overall workmanship of the pot is relatively fine, and the water discharge and collection are relatively neat. This price is perfect.

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Korotko
Exquisite purple clay pot, it is hard to put it down.

The thing is very delicate. After opening the pot, I tried to brew it, and it really added a kind of fragrance than the ordinary pot. After brewing a pot, the lid of the pot has good sealing performance, no water overflow, and no air. The aroma of tea leaves is maintained.

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Brodie
bubble tea tastes good

The water flow and stop water are very good, the tightness of the lid is good, and the price is very high. The mud is fine, the workmanship is exquisite, and many details are handled very well. I like a purple sand pot very much.

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Johnson
Perfect

A very distinctive teapot. The design of this teapot is very exquisite. The moment the tea is poured, it seems to go back to the past, enjoying the Guqin music by the ear, and the time seems to be frozen, which makes people think about it. But the inscription is very strong and powerful. As the saying goes, although the sparrow is small, it has all the internal organs. Buying such a good pot at this price is considered a great value for money.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the material used to make the Shi Piao Teapot?
The Shi Piao Teapot is made from premium Zhu Ni clay, known for its orange-red hue and excellent heat retention, perfect for brewing aromatic teas.
Where does the Shi Piao Teapot originate from?
This teapot originates from Yixing, Jiangsu, a region famous for its traditional purple sand teapots and rich tea culture.
What are the dimensions and capacity of the Shi Piao Teapot?
The teapot measures 129 x 64 mm with a caliber of 64 mm and a capacity of 230 ml, ideal for personal tea servings.
What is the historical significance behind the design of the Shi Piao Teapot?
Designed by master Chen Mansheng, the Shi Piao Teapot is inspired by the ancient 'Shipiao' stone scoop, blending practicality with artistic elegance rooted in Chinese tea culture.
Why is the Shi Piao Teapot considered a collectible and cultural artifact?
As a classic shape in Yixing purple clay teapots with deep cultural roots and unique design, the Shi Piao Teapot is cherished by tea enthusiasts and collectors worldwide.