汉瓦壶 - 原矿黄金段泥全手工紫砂壶

Han Wa Teapot · Original Ore Golden Duan Clay · Fully Handmade Yixing Zisha | 200cc

The Han Wa (汉瓦) — Han Dynasty Roof Tile — teapot is a masterpiece of architectural inspiration in Zisha craft. Its distinctive cylindrical form, flat top, and clean horizontal lines are directly inspired by the ancient roof tiles of the Han Dynasty (206 BCE – 220 CE) — one of the most glorious periods in Chinese civilization. To hold this teapot is to hold two thousand years of history in your hands.

Crafted from original ore Golden Duan (黄金段泥) clay — a luminous and rare variant of the classic Duan Ni clay — and shaped entirely by hand, this teapot embodies a tradition recognized as a National Intangible Cultural Heritage of China.

Clay & Craftsmanship

• Clay: Original ore Golden Duan Ni (黄金段泥) — warm golden-yellow tone, fine and dense texture, excellent breathability and heat retention
• Technique: Fully handmade (全手工) using traditional Yixing slab-building methods
• Capacity: 200cc — perfect for focused, meditative gongfu tea sessions

The Han Wa Form — Architecture Meets Tea

The Han Wa teapot is celebrated for its architectural precision — its straight walls, flat lid, and clean proportions demand exceptional skill to execute by hand. The form pays homage to the enduring legacy of Han Dynasty craftsmanship, a civilization that gave China its name and shaped its cultural identity for millennia. Every line of this teapot is a quiet tribute to that extraordinary heritage.

Golden Duan Clay — Warmth & Luminosity

Golden Duan Ni is prized for its warm, sun-kissed golden tone and its fine, smooth texture. Its open pore structure breathes with your tea, enhancing sweetness and clarity while developing a rich, honeyed luster with regular use. It pairs beautifully with green teas, white teas, light oolongs, and aged pu-erh.

History in Every Pour

The Han Wa teapot is a conversation piece, a collector's treasure, and a daily companion — a vessel that connects the ancient world of the Han Dynasty to the quiet ritual of your morning tea.