The purple clay teapot is designed with embossed dragon patterns, as if the dragon soars all over the world, going back in time, following the footsteps of ancient times, and at the same time outlines a taste of noble life. Relief is the essence of Chinese carving art, which contains rich artistic language and is made of exquisite skills, profound cultural connotation and unique artistic techniques.

The embossed dragon pattern on the body of the teapot seems to echo the magnificent scene of the dragon soaring all over the world, bringing the viewer into a distant time and space. This design is not only a tribute to ancient culture, but also a reinterpretation of the dragon, a symbol of Chinese culture, which implies strength, hope and blessing.

The design of the teapot is meticulous, especially the 9-hole water outlet design, so that the water outlet holes are arranged neatly, which can effectively block the tea dregs and make the tea soup clearer. This design reflects the maker's exquisite workmanship and attention to details, making the teapot more practical and comfortable.

The production of teapot uses raw purple clay, which is a material obtained by refining purple clay raw ore, which has a noble texture and unique color. The selection of raw ore purple clay makes the teapot have more pure purple clay characteristics, allowing the tea soup to be better kept warm and released in the teapot, adding to the aroma and taste of the tea.

No matter from the appearance or the connotation, it shows the creator's originality and love for art. Such teapots are not only suitable for collection, but also bring a unique tea ceremony experience to tea lovers, and become an important part of tea culture inheritance.

Made of: Yixing Purple Clay (紫砂).
Includes: Certificate, Gift Box.
Dimension: Length 16.5 cm (6.49"), Height 8.8 cm (3.46"), Lid Diameter 7 cm (2.75").
Capacity: 310 ml (10.48 oz).

Teapot Maker:

Wu Wencai, born in the town of Dingshu, Yixing City, has been captivated by the art of purple clay pottery since childhood. Upon entering the realm of purple clay pottery, driven by a profound fascination and dedication to this art form, Wu Wencai has diligently studied, explored, and innovated. Throughout this journey, he has received meticulous guidance from various renowned masters, leading to significant advancements in his skills in sculptural design and craftsmanship. Her creations exhibit a harmonious blend of elegance and freshness, seeking dynamism within tranquility, intricacy within fluidity, novelty within tradition, aesthetics within utility, and charm within refinement. By absorbing the essence of traditional craftsmanship and skillfully integrating modern techniques, his works brim with vitality and imagination, earning the admiration of teapot enthusiasts. Wu Wencai's pieces have been showcased and awarded multiple times in both domestic and international exhibitions. They have also been featured in numerous newspapers and magazines, garnering widespread acclaim from collectors and enthusiasts of purple clay pottery.