Han flat yixing clay woodfired teapot # 94902 tea-table

Han flat yixing clay woodfired teapot # 94902 tea-tableBrief note on identification: The exact teapot form denoted by the Chinese name "" is not widely documented under that precise label in standard typologies, so the identification is somewhat ambiguous. The name, however, combines "" (Han) and "" (literally flattened hu pot), which gives reliable clues for a cautious description. Brief history: The prefix "Han" most commonly evokes the Han dynasty (c. 202 BCE220 CE) or later objects inspired by Han era

Enhanced Toffee Aroma: The toffee-like notes intensify

The overall design would prioritize balance for steady pouring and a snug lid fit

"磨砂水平壶" literally reads as "matte (sanded) shuiping teapot

volatility of floral compounds

one of the famed Four Beauties of ancient China

Aromas: Smoky notes typical of young Sheng

This increases internal volume and headspace

and the low

Chinese vintage bowl

you can steep the tea 6 times

Water temperature: 95–100°C

rich in fruity