Many tea connoisseurs would say that the Yixing Purple Clay Dragon Square Teapot is an indispensable item for a tea enthusiast's collection. The qualities that make them truly special are directly linked to the purple clay (ZiSha), found only in the Yixing, Jiangsu province of China, and the highly skilled craftspeople commissioned to create the pots. Yixing teapot is considered by some connoisseurs as the best possible way to steep tea.
The following natural characteristics proof the Yixing Purple Clay Dragon Square Teapot was made by distinctive raw material:
1. Unique adsorption: Yixing Purple Clay Dragon Square Teapot's good ventilation also created another unique quality, which is the strong adsorption. It will continue to absorb tea aroma when teapot is used, and after a long time, it will create a aroma. Therefore, the teapot only can make the same type of tea to avoid flavor mixing, which affects its taste.
2. The more nourished, the more spiritual: For many appliances, the more you use, the older they are, but the more you use, the better the Yixing Purple Clay Dragon Square Teapot is. The set body will be more and more shiny, smooth, beautiful and mild after frequent cleaning.
3. Resist hot and cold temperature: Yixing Purple Clay Dragon Square Teapot is sandy and it transfers heat slow, so it has a good stability of hot and cold, even if burned directly on the stove, it will not be split.

Made Of: Purple Clay (原矿紫泥).
Size: Length 15.0 cm (5.90"), Width 5.3 cm (2.09"), Height 8.5cm (3.35").
Capacity: 300 ml (10.15 oz).
Teapot Maker:

Born in Dingshu Town, Yixing City, she was imperceptibly influenced by what one constantly sees and hears from her early time and showed special preference to purple clay. Since she got into the purple clay industry with infatuation and persistence to the art of purple clay, she studyed hard, explored and created. She have got careful guidance from many famous masters at the same time, so her level of modeling design technology has been greatly improved. All of her works are beautiful and fresh, elegent and generous. She still pursues movement from stability, pursues twist from fluency, pursues novelty from tradition, pursues beauty from use, pursues spice from elegance, absorbs the essence of traditional craft and combines the subtlety of modern craft. Her works full of vitality and imagination, deeply favored by the lovers of teapopot art. Beyond that, her works have been exhibited at home and abroad many times and won awards, published by many newspapers and magazines, sought after by many collectors and the fans of purple clay.