Tea Magazine

The Dozhi teapot is one of the most famous teapot forms from Yixing (Jiangsu Province, China). This work of art has deep cultural and historical significance. In this article, we will look at the history of this form, its design features, and...

The Do Qiu teapots are one of the most expressive and mysterious creations of Chinese tea art. They are distinguished by their unique shape, reminiscent of a falling ball, which has become a kind of emblem of a certain era in the development of teapo...

The Dezhong teapot, which can be translated as “beneficent bell,” is one of the classic forms of Yixing teapots. This shape gets its name from its unique bell-like architecture, and the character “德” (de) emphasizes its sophistication and symbolism ...

The Dabin Tiliang Teapot, known as the Basket, is a unique example of Chinese tea art. Created during the Ming period (1368–1644) by master Shi Dabin, this form combines artistic sophistication and functionality. The teapot combines roundness...

The Hulu teapot (Chinese: 葫芦壶, pinyin: Húlú hú) is a classic shape inspired by the natural shape of a gourd.

The Huayin teapot, or “flower bud,” is one of the most exquisite and symbolic teapots in Chinese tea tradition. Its name, 华颖壶 (Huáyǐng hú), reflects the elegance and sophistication of its nature-inspired form.