The Jing Zhou Shi Piao, an All time, Evergreen must-have Classic. All ZiSha lovers will have at least one in their collection. Thank you for your grandest support to the honest and dedicated Craftsladies and Craftsmen left to fend the Fully-Handmade ZiSha Art.
He thanks you for your grand support to the honest and dedicated Craftsladies and Craftsmen here left to fend the Fully-Handmade ZiSha Art.
Craftsman Jiang Bin delights us with his experience, mastery and handwork and invites you to adopt his work as you steep tea!
~~~We insist on great craftsmanship and after finding Craftsman Jiang, he started crafting with us in our usual great efforts! He presents here with his experience, the delightful DeZhong! Supreme stance really and balanced! Chen Fa Chu and Jiang Bin know each other too!
Here at a handy, newly crafted, 178.1ml volume.
Craftsman Jiang Bin thanks you his dear patron for supporting our whole group of honest and dedicated Craftsladies and Craftsmen here, left to fend the Fully-Handmade ZiSha Art.
Enjoy his superb, classic handwork and let his work accompany you on your tea journey! Thank you Friends!
BRING ONE HOME, USE IT and you will know all about Fully-Handmade ZiSha, the feel of real and quality YiXing ZiSha, the nurturing of Patina, how the true Patina feels and looks like, the Aura exuded from a Fully-Handmade Pot which others simply can't bring forth, and, Craftsman Jiang Bin's skills, savour the pour. You will know everything then.
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Insane smooth pour, amazingly round and soft. Coincidentally arrived during a half moon. Amazing
the shape of the bottom rim is great
I’m extremely satisfied with this teapot. It’s an excellent size for brewing sheng pu’er, and the craftsmanship is beautiful. Many thanks to craftsman Gu Xiao Ming for his excellent work. I highly recommend Real Zisha to any tea enthusiast looking for a quality teapot. Thank you!
I feel so blessed and honored to own a teapot from this master. She knew my vision and created exactly what I wanted. It is beyond exquisite and it will never fail to put me in awe.
Truly special ore. Look up eggplant zini famed in the Qing dynasty. Felt slightly Sandy at first (in an unadulterated clay positive manner) but after the first few sessions the teapot is becoming more smooth and vibrant. So grateful for your craft cultural preservation!