Bat Hanwa yixing clay woodfired teapot # 94862 gift

Bat Hanwa yixing clay woodfired teapot # 94862 giftThe name literally reads Bat Han (dynasty) Tile. This exact label is not a widely established traditional teapot type in reference works, so the following is a cautious, general description based on the components of the name and common Chinese ceramic practice. Brief history context: Bat imagery (, bianfu) is a longstanding auspicious motif in Chinese decorative arts because the word for bat (fu) is a homophone of good fortune (). Bats appear on

“Smoked Old Pine Xiaozhong” is a rare and distinctive red tea (black tea)

Picked and fabricated in the area of ​​Kobuleti (Adjara)

sober in decoration

Harvested in early spring 2025

named teapot forms are a long-standing part of Chinese teaware traditions

and Yixing (Zisha) potters from the late Ming and especially Qing periods popularized small

wild-growing trees

ripe fruit and creamy sweetness with a silky

The spout and handle are usually well balanced around the central axis

The bouquet of the brewed tea is warm

Three Expressions of Chinese Hong Cha

Handles can be integral (same clay) or attached metal/bamboo