Chinese Antique Yixing Zisha Teapot, Enameled Flower Design, Zhu Ni Kyusu, Single Hole Spout, Sencha Tea Ceremony Utensil, Vintage Chinese Teaware

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Various items, including antique and vintage pieces from previous generations, have been carefully stored in my family's storehouse.

This teapot is made of Yixing pottery and features exquisite hand-painted and hand-carved craftsmanship, making it an unparalleled masterpiece. It is signed and has handwritten characters.

Size: D13cm x W19cm x H10.5cm

Features: This teapot is made from Zisha clay, produced in Yixing City, Jiangsu Province, China. It is known for its breathability and ability to preserve the aroma of tea.

Markings: A maker's mark (signature) indicating the name of the craftsman or kiln can be found on the bottom. This mark is an important factor in determining the authenticity and value of Zisha teapots (there are handwritten characters).

Material: Zisha clay transforms into teaware with a unique texture after firing. It is said that the more it is used, the more lustrous it becomes, and the taste of the tea mellows.
Use: Primarily used for brewing Chinese teas such as Oolong and Pu-erh.

*Special Notes*
Although it is quite old, it has been kept in good condition overall due to excellent preservation.
However, there is a chipped area on the underside of the lid, as shown in images 11 onwards. This is not noticeable from the outside, but please confirm from the multiple angles shown in the images. (There is one such spot.)

If you have any questions, please feel free to comment.