"Guanshan Pot" Author: Sheng Xi, Young Skilled Craftsman, Clay Material, No. 4 Well Bottom Trench Clear 110CC Fully Handmade Custom

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Using the teapot as paper, painting the aesthetics of the East

In the artistic world of purple clay, every teapot is a condensation of time and a monologue of craftsmanship. This week, we bring you the "Guan Shan Teapot" personally crafted by Master Sheng Xi, made from No. 4 Jingdi Caoclear clay, with a capacity of 110cc, featuring two exquisite clay paintings — Pine and Crane Longevity and Landscape Elegance, interpreting the symphony of purple clay and pictorial art. This teapot is available by pre-order only, hoping to meet those who understand it.

Author: Sheng Xi (a young and powerful craftsman, skilled in blending traditional techniques with modern aesthetics) Clay: No. 4 Jingdi Caoclear (original ore from Huanglong Mountain, with a warm and jade-like sandy texture, developing a mellow patina after brewing) Capacity: 110cc (suitable for a wide range of teas, especially Pu'er and rock tea, fits comfortably in one hand, fully displaying the charm of tea affairs) Teapot shape: Guan Shan Teapot (the body is upright like a distant peak, the spout and handle are well-proportioned, the knob resembles a mountain peak, revealing a philosophical contemplation of heaven and earth)

1. Pine and Crane Longevity Edition: Auspicious meaning brought to life by brush and ink**     - Using clay painting technique as the base, depicting pine and crane: the pine branches are vigorous, the crane shadows flutter, symbolizing "long life and eternal blessings."     - The clay painting has distinct layers and a three-dimensional touch, each stroke personally applied by the craftsman, with outstanding collectible value.

2. Landscape Elegance Edition: The poetic flow of understated natural color

      - The entire body uses the original color of Caoclear clay as the canvas, with shallow carved landscape patterns: distant mountains tinted with dark green, flowing water without trace, like a long ink scroll.  

      - As light and shadow shift, the teapot seems to be enveloped in the misty rain of Jiangnan, evoking a Zen mood.

   Why is it worth owning?

   1. Scarcity of original ore: No. 4 Jingdi Caoclear clay is rare in stock, with stable clay properties and a dual pore structure that enhances tea brewing.  

   2. Uniqueness of handmade: Each teapot’s clay painting pattern varies slightly, making it a “one-of-a-kind” piece on your desk.  

   3. Both practical and collectible: Combining utility and art, the clay color becomes more elegant with time.