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This Lian Xin, is to repeat, a spell-binding, outstanding and luxurious work. The previous Lian Rui sold at $1410 four months ago crafted of Di Cao Qing was at 276ml, this is crafted from Hong Pi Long and at a MAJESTIC 410ml which Assoc Master Chen SPECIALLY MASTERED. She bent her back over for this. This is at $1585.
This is an absolutely mesmerising piece of ZiSha Work.
GREAT Kudos to Master Chen!
Totally organic and natural sculpting.
Lotus flower, corolla, its pistil top and roots.
Organic.
Every part of this pot is exquisite.
We come to a very special part and the highlight:
Lid.
The astounding lid.
This is one of the most difficult skills to master in ZiSha Art! Each of the seeds within each of their hollow: 1) CANNOT drop out, be contained and be tight and yet 2) each must be able to move freely! The delicacy, YEARS of experience, precision and gumption of the Artist cannot be underestimated:
The mastery of the ZiSha's shrinkage during firing, has to be grasped wisely: if the holes does not shrink enough, the seeds will drop out, if the holes shrink too much, the seeds cannot move freely.
Mind-blowing.
As you REVOLVE and SWIVEL it around, the seeds are able to move, slide and drop down to the lowest gravitational point, WITHIN EACH DELICATELY small compartment.
Master Chen accomplishes this most excellently, while keeping the profile of the lid as THIN as possible to maintain the aesthetic grace, and to keep weight to a minimal (necessary as the Lotus flower as the lid knob has introduced more weight). Witness her dexterity and MASTERY.
You also see the tips of each of the seven convex segments being rounded, organic, and all their tips on the same plane.
The AIM with any Ornate pots is to make sure the whole pot looks 100% organic. She achieved this ultimate aim immaculately.
Assoc Master Chen wants to thank you: Dearest Friends and Patrons for your keen support as she joins the whole big group and team at RealZiSha, so as to provide determined and single-minded efforts to provide TRUE Fully-Handmade ZiSha compositions for all of you friends and patrons. ABSOLUTE and EXTREME value is what we always give of every pot we provide here at RealZiSha. We keep going serving you friends. You and us together on this mission, WILL save this reverenced Art Form, and this being the critical part of the tea culture: tea + pot.
Video and Paper certification::: Assoc Master Chen Xi Fang 陈锡芳 to address you the patron after receipt of this ZiSha Work, her linking up with you via Video Streamyard call to certify and chat with you, the esteemed patron, regarding this Work.
This yixing pot resembling a lotus is the most beautiful tea pot I have ever handled. The exterior body feels smooth and firm, and the interior holds heat better than any other product on the market. The touch of artistry added by the (movable) seeds found in the lid make it feel like the pot is blooming a young flower itself. Well worth the money. Very enriching to be able to enhance the art of tea brewing with such a piece.
This yixing pot resembling a lotus is the most beautiful tea pot I have ever handled. The exterior body feels smooth and firm, and the interior holds heat better than any other product on the market. The touch of artistry added by the (movable) seeds found in the lid make it feel like the pot is blooming a young flower itself. Well worth the money. Very enriching to be able to enhance the art of tea brewing with such a piece.
Another great achievement from the studios of the Realzisha potters. I like how the basic design is transcended by the delicacy of the craftsmanship. A fast pourer, this little pot is flawless and one can truly appreciate the delicacy of the details (the lid's inner rim, the handle, the end of the spout...). The color of clay has a lot of character and depth and is both smooth and textured to the touch. Once again, I am very pleased with this seemingly unassuming but actually spectacular teaware. Congrats to the artist !
It is the first Shui Ping I bought : this classic austere shape always seemed to me a bit plain, but this piece is a fine example of why its appeal can be so strong. The details (the spout, the handle, the lid) are very refined and it gives a slender profile to the pot, enhancing the experience, along with the cristal like chime given by the firing. The pour is great and precise and it is a very handy tea ware to use. The clay works great with my dancongs. Many thanks !
I am very pleased with this pot : its apparent sturdiness is deceiving because when you handle it, it looks and feels light, elegant, refined. The firing is excellent, with the clay producing a high pitched chime, which adds to the pleasure of the experience. Most of all, it brews great tea with young and semi-aged pu-erh. I feel fortunate to have gotten one of the few models made with the cute Tai Hu Shi knob. Many thanks and congratulations to Chen Gui Zhi for her masterful work !
Not only does it look beautiful, it feels beautiful in the hand, and brews some incredible tea. I’m sure this will be the first of many pots I purchase from this store, 100% worth the price.
I'm stunned by the beauty of this pot and honored to have and use it! The craftsmanship is amazing and the clay is fantastic! Highly recommend!