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Appraisal: Chinese Yixing Clay Teapot, ca. 1840 from Portland, Hour 1.
Yixing is a small city in east China renowned for a unique type of clay, used for creating fine pottery. The diameter at the teapot's widest point is 1.6 meters.
Many Chinese believe that purple clay teapot, or Zisha teapot, is the best because it can bring out the fragrance and flavor of tea.
Today, clay is one of the bayin, the eight categories into which Chinese instruments are grouped based on the material traditionally used to make them.
The city of Yixing has a pottery-making history of more than 2,400 years, with the Yixing purple clay teapot being the most famous one. Just like that you'd like to pick out several pieces of ...
In this series, the Post looks at classical Chinese instruments and the traditional Chinese orchestra, how the eight different types of instrument are played as well as their history.
Clay Figure Zhang also introduced a series of Chinese New Year-themed sculptures to celebrate the inclusion, blending traditional craftsmanship with modern aesthetics.
Workers stand next to a building shaped like a clay teapot in the Chinese city of Wuxi. The building, which is still under construction, will house a cultural exhibition hall when it is completed.
Curtis Smith, associate professor of Chinese language and literature at Grand Valley State University, cradles the unglazed clay teapot from the Yixing village in Jiangsu province near Shanghai ...
China Yixing purple clay pot maker Li Ming (son of Chinese art and craft master Li Changhong) said: “The dragon and phoenix on this royal enamel teapot are very lifelike.
Clay Travis discusses how sports media is kowtowing to Chinese propaganda.
According to centuries of Chinese literati, zisha pots brew a superior cup of tea: Zhou Gaoqi, in the 1640s, wrote that the clay was “perfect for enhancing the colour, aroma and flavour of tea ...
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