


This is Chen Fa Chu's brand new shape, the Xian Piao.
Here he took extreme time to SLOWLY craft the protruding lines AROUND the lid knob, and the main handle. Xian Piao also combines these detailed and functional lines, with the wholesome beauty of Jing Zhou Shi Piao: the body girth and width, beautifully coaxed and crafted curved body side wall CONTINUING with the delectable slight convex curved base! The "Wei Qi" Zi chess piece motif-ed three feet. The strong pour of the Shi Piao with its signature spout design, a constant with all Chen Fa Chu's Shi Piaos.
He uses, of course, his great quality DiCaoQing from Huang Long Shan as with all his pots. Also, savor the beautiful patina formation and changes as you steep tea with all his ZiSha works.
Excellent ergonomics:
Holding, handling and lifting the lid knob is a breeze, Decisive grip and ample distance from the hot vapors arising from the ventilating hole



Excellent GRIP on the handle. A breeze to use.
Decisive, easy and quick grip and lift off of pot. Grip interface supremely heightened between thumb-and-index finger, plus grip between index finger-and-middle finger. A breeze to use.



Beautiful pot, fantastic workmanship. Better than I expected. The pictures don't do it justice.
Beautiful pot, fantastic workmanship. Better than I expected. The pictures don't do it justice.
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!