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六方石瓢 四号井深井底槽清全手工紫砂壶 320cc
六方石瓢 四号井深井底槽清全手工紫砂壶 320cc
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Liu Fang Shi Piao Teapot · No.4 Well Deep Di Cao Qing Clay · Fully Handmade Yixing Zisha | 320cc
The Liu Fang Shi Piao (Six-Sided Stone Ladle) teapot is a masterwork of geometric precision and classical Zisha artistry. Its six crisp facets rise from a broad, stable base to a flat, commanding lid — a form that has captivated scholars and collectors for centuries. This exceptional piece is crafted from No. 4 Well Deep Di Cao Qing (四号井深井底槽清) original ore clay — among the most prized and rare of all Zisha clays — and shaped entirely by hand, embodying a tradition recognized as a National Intangible Cultural Heritage of China.
Imagine the quiet ritual of your morning tea: the cool, smooth facets of this teapot resting in your palm, the deep purple-grey clay warming slowly as the water steeps, the clean geometric lines catching the light. This is a teapot that rewards attention — the more you look, the more you see.
Clay & Craftsmanship
- Clay: No. 4 Well Deep Di Cao Qing original ore — the deepest and most mineral-rich layer of Di Cao Qing, prized for its exceptional density, deep purple-grey tone, and superior tea-enhancing properties
- Technique: Fully handmade (全手工) — each of the six facets precisely shaped and joined by hand, a testament to the artisan's mastery
- Capacity: 320cc — generous for sharing, ideal for longer gongfu tea sessions
The Liu Fang Shi Piao Form
The Shi Piao (Stone Ladle) is one of the most celebrated forms in Zisha history, beloved for its bold, architectural silhouette and its perfect balance of weight and elegance. The Liu Fang (Six-Sided) variation adds a layer of geometric sophistication — six perfectly even facets that demand extraordinary skill to execute by hand, making each piece a rare achievement.
No. 4 Well Deep Di Cao Qing — The Connoisseur's Clay
Di Cao Qing is widely regarded as the king of Zisha clays, and the No. 4 Well Deep variety is its most coveted expression. Sourced from the deepest strata of the Yixing mines, it is denser, richer, and more mineral-complex than standard Di Cao Qing. Its double-porous structure breathes with your tea — amplifying depth, smoothing tannins, and developing a profound, dark luster over years of use.
A Collector's Masterpiece
The Liu Fang Shi Piao in No. 4 Well Deep Di Cao Qing is a rare combination of the finest clay and one of the most demanding forms in Zisha craft. It is a teapot for those who understand that the greatest pleasures in life reward patience, attention, and care.
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