【Product Name】Gongchun

【Mud Material】Original Mine Duan Ni Clay

【Capacity】260cc

【Water Outlet】9 Holes

【Size】Length 14.3cm, Height 7.6cm, Caliber 4.6cm

A Time-Honored Teapot Blending Nature and Craftsmanship

Rooted in the 600-year-old legacy of Yixing Zisha art, the Gongchun teapot is celebrated for its organic, gnarled texture that mimics the gnarled roots of an ancient tree. This piece reinterprets the classic Gongchun design with modern craftsmanship, capturing the wild beauty of nature while retaining the practicality essential for tea brewing.

Crafted from Original Mine Duan Ni Clay

Forged from original mine Duan Ni clay—a light, sandy-hued clay prized for its porous yet sturdy nature—this teapot offers exceptional heat retention and breathability. Duan Ni clay interacts gently with tea leaves, softening the bitterness of strong teas like pu-erh and enhancing the sweet notes of oolong. With regular use, the clay develops a warm, honeyed patina, making each teapot a one-of-a-kind reflection of its owner’s tea habits.

Thoughtful Design for Versatile Brewing

- Capacity: 260ml – ideal for sharing tea with friends or enjoying a leisurely solo session

- 9-hole spout: Ensures a steady, even pour without clogging, perfect for loose-leaf teas of all sizes

- Ergonomic form: The irregular, tree-root-inspired body fits comfortably in the hand, while the curved handle provides a secure grip during brewing

- Classic Gongchun silhouette: The teapot’s distinctive lid and spout pay homage to the original Gongchun teapot (created in the Ming Dynasty), blending historical significance with daily functionality

A Teapot Steeped in History and Character

More than just a brewing vessel, the Gongchun teapot is a symbol of Yixing’s artistic heritage. Its rustic, unrefined appearance stands in contrast to overly ornate teaware, embodying the Chinese aesthetic of "beauty in imperfection". Whether displayed as a work of art or used daily to brew your favorite tea, this teapot connects you to centuries of tea culture, turning every brew into a journey through time.