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Ben Shan Green Clay of the highest grade! Ben Shan green clay has a clamshell texture and look. It is richly textured and after proper care and use will take on a glossy luster. This teapot was baked at a relatively low temperature to preserve the startling natural tones of the clay. After using for a long time to brew oolongs, or raw pu-erhs this teapot will take on bronze-like patina.
Only use one type of tea in your new Yixing pot. Please be sure to season your new Yixing teapot with the type of tea that you intend to use regularly in it. Here is a link to some suggested seasoning instructions: http://www.jas-etea.com/pages/Seasoning-your-Yixing-Teapot.html
This Ben Shan clay "Dragon Egg" is made by Mr. Zhou Hua Qiang.
Product Name:Ben Shan "Qing Quan" Teapot
Clay Type:Yellow Dragon Mountain, Ben Shan Green Clay
Volume:150ml
Maker:Zhou Hua Qiang
This teapot by Zhou Hua Qiang was created by a combination of hand-work and molding. The shape is elegant and seamless, lid fit is tight and spout intake is flat on the inside (not ball-filter). The water pours fast and even and by plugging the top the flow will stop quickly. An exquisite teapot that comes with its own certificate of authenticity!
Biography of Zhou Hua Qiang: Zhou Hua Qiang is an Arts and Crafts teacher and a member of the China Arts and Crafts Society. Born in the early 70's into a family of Yixing potters where in his early years he studied the classical teapot styles and their craft. By his early 20's he invented his own styles and crafted teapots entirely unique and new. Since that time he has been awarded several times for his creative works.
Posted by Josh D. on 21st Jan 2011
I use this for raw pu erh, and have found it to be an excellent pot. The heat retention is good, the lid seal is excellent, and the visual effect is quite striking in person. I seasoned it according to this site's method, and the first session afterwords was great!
Worth mentioning is that, to stop the pour, you need to "pinch" the little handle on the top as opposed to just "touching" the lid like some pots. However, I pour directly into a fairness pitcher so this is of no concern. The pour is on the slower side, taking 13 seconds or so to empty, but I find this no trouble (but worth noting).
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