Brune - 26 cl
Wengxing zini teapot
€131.63
€131.63
A terracotta teapot for aromatic, nuanced infusions
Yixing "Longdan" handmade Chinese teapot - ochre (yellow clay - benshang duani) - approx. 25 cl (250 ml). Delivered in a luxurious fabric pouch inside a padded box with clasp.
Made entirely by hand from yellow "benshan duani --本山段泥" clay, this "longdan -龙蛋" teapot adopts the highly prized dragon egg shape.
It has the ability to rise rapidly in temperature, which is ideal for teas that need to infuse at high temperatures (wu long teas, dark teas including pu'er, black teas).
Types of tea that can be brewed with this model :
Due to its composition (numerous mineral inclusions), duani clay is particularly porous and retains heat for a long time. This type of teapot gives remarkable results with boiled pu'er or roasted wu long, whose flavors benefit from being rounded out.
The large capacity of this teapot means it can be used to brew for several people as part of a gong fu cha.
Product use:
Duani clay is particularly porous and retains heat for a long time. This type of teapot gives remarkable results with cooked pu'er or roasted wu long, whose flavors benefit from being rounded out.
Care instructions :
After each use, this terracotta teapot should be rinsed in hot water (without detergent) and polished with a soft cloth. To avoid unpleasant odours, the teapot should be dried completely without the lid, or with the lid half-open
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5 / 5
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Anonymous customer published the 01/11/2021 following an order made on 27/10/2021
5/5
Très belle exécution de l’objet, qu’il soit entièrement ou partiellement fait main. Texture très agréable. La terre semble d’excellente qualité et arrondit notablement le goût des puer shu ou sheng dès les premières utilisations de la théière. On peut vraiment pousser la durée d’infusion sans craindre l’amertume, ce qui permet de faire ressortir les notes camphrées caractéristiques des thés vieillis. Excellente rétention de la chaleur, bonne verse. Grande contenance pour ce type de théière mais c’est un intermédiaire entre les grandes pièces (infusion à l’occidentale) et les petites yixing individuelles (propres au gongfu cha) qui manquait à ma collection. Idéal donc pour le puer shu, qui est désaltérant en hiver. Deux minuscules sceaux ateliers de fabrication sont visibles à l’intérieur du couvercle. Un seul regret : le logo et le nom de la marque «Jardins de Gaïa » gravés sous la théière. Elle aurait été encore plus belle, plus universelle, sans cette mention. Pas d’instruction pour le culottage initial non plus, c’est dommage. Deux échantillons étaient fournis mais pour des tisanes aromatiques, certes de qualité, mais totalement inadaptées à l’utilisation d’une yixing en duan ni à laquelle sa grande porosité confère en théorie une mémoire puissante. Globalement, je suis très content de cette acquisition.
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