[Not suitable in dishwasher and microwave]
[Not suitable in dishwasher and microwave]
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This beautifully balanced Yixing teapot was made in 2012 (Year of the Dragon) and bears the iconic “Dragon” seal — a tribute to the legendary Yixing teapot studio Fu-Ji (福記) founded in 1853. Made of fine aged red clay (Hongni), its surface is smooth and subtly luminous, with a warm, earthy tone.
The highlight lies in its poetic engraving:
“Calm Spirit (靜氣) · Autumn Appreciation (秋賞) · Chrysanthemum Fragrance (菊花香)”
This phrase evokes a tranquil and mindful state of tea enjoyment — appreciating the subtle scent of chrysanthemums in autumn quietude.
The pot is further adorned with hand-carved chrysanthemum branches and distant hills, reinforcing its seasonal and contemplative theme.
Inside, the teapot features a rare “coin-style” filter (銅錢出水) — a symbol of prosperity and good fortune, and a mark of elevated craftsmanship.
Best suited for:
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Light high mountain oolongs (Li Shan, Ali Shan, Sun-Link-Sea)
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Light-roasted Tie Guan Yin or Baozhong
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White teas
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Fragrant Dancong or young Sheng Pu’er
This is a modern piece with classical spirit — light in hand, refined in detail, and rich in poetic character. A perfect choice for collectors, tea enthusiast, or anyone who finds inner peace in the quiet moments with tea.
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This beautifully balanced Yixing teapot was made in 2012 (Year of the Dragon) and bears the iconic “Dragon” seal — a tribute to the legendary Yixing teapot studio Fu-Ji (福記) founded in 1853. Made of fine aged red clay (Hongni), its surface is smooth and subtly luminous, with a warm, earthy tone.
The highlight lies in its poetic engraving:
“Calm Spirit (靜氣) · Autumn Appreciation (秋賞) · Chrysanthemum Fragrance (菊花香)”
This phrase evokes a tranquil and mindful state of tea enjoyment — appreciating the subtle scent of chrysanthemums in autumn quietude.
The pot is further adorned with hand-carved chrysanthemum branches and distant hills, reinforcing its seasonal and contemplative theme.
Inside, the teapot features a rare “coin-style” filter (銅錢出水) — a symbol of prosperity and good fortune, and a mark of elevated craftsmanship.
Best suited for:
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Light high mountain oolongs (Li Shan, Ali Shan, Sun-Link-Sea)
-
Light-roasted Tie Guan Yin or Baozhong
-
White teas
-
Fragrant Dancong or young Sheng Pu’er
This is a modern piece with classical spirit — light in hand, refined in detail, and rich in poetic character. A perfect choice for collectors, tea enthusiast, or anyone who finds inner peace in the quiet moments with tea.