Auspicious Cloud Gongchun yixing clay woodfired teapot # 95616 050424

Auspicious Cloud Gongchun yixing clay woodfired teapot # 95616 050424The name "" combines xingyn (, auspicious clouds) with the classic Gongchun hu () teapot form. Gongchun is a wellknown traditional Yixing (zisha) teapot shape that emerged in the late Mingearly Qing pottery tradition and has been continually copied and adapted since. Because no maker or firm provenance is given here, the exact date or workshop cannot be determined; the following is a safe, general context. Brief history: The Gongchun form became

and compact size concentrate aroma and flavor for close

increasing steeping time gradually

Leaves: Small

Wood-Fired Dehua Hand-Pulled Floral Cup # 94991

this likely names a Shi‑Piao teapot finished or decorated in a cinnabar‑toned treatment

golden sweetness

The taste is full-bodied and sweet

gradually increasing steeping time for subsequent infusions to unlock its layers of flavor

making it a quintessential representation of Yame’s tea-growing excellence

The scenting includes repeated layering of tea and flowers over two cycles (窨制)

indicating high-quality original ore from the Yixing region

Where: Moychay