Yixing Teapots (below) first appeared in the Yixing (pronounced ee-shing) region of China during the Sung Dynasty (960-1279ME). Since then, they have become the preferred tea-brewing vessel of the Chinese, and of tea aficionados worldwide. They are known for their unique and beautiful designs, as well as the purple clay from which they are made that becomes seasoned with continued use.

Round Bamboo
26 fl. ozs.
7.5 in. (w) x 4 in (h)
YP0034                                                                                    $44.00

Buddhist Sutra
8 fl. ozs
6 in (w) x 1.8 in (h)
YP0824                                                                $32.00

Shangri-La
12 fl. ozs
7.625 in (l) x 3.25 in (h)
YP1036                                                                $27.00

Framed Four Season
11.5 fl. ozs
6.25 in (l) x 4.25 in (h)
YP1040                                                                $27.00

Yin Yang
11 fl. ozs
7.125 in (l) x 3.25 in (h)
YP1077                                                                $27.00

Blue Marble Top Set
11 fl. ozs
6.125 in (l) x 3.75 in (h)
YP2038                                                               $34.00

Thousand Coins
29.5 fl. ozs
10 in (w) x 4 in (h)
YP6011                                                                $66.50

Marbled Top
7 fl. ozs
6.5 in (w) x 3 in (h)
YP7034                                                                $32.00