Handmade Yixing Zisha Teapot "Jun De" | 君德 - 160ml
$239.00
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Handmade Yixing Zisha Teapot "Jun De" | 君德 - 160ml
$239.00
✓ Signed & sealed certificate from the artisan
✓ Handmade in Yixing, China
✓ Handmade in Yixing, China
About the Artisan
Every teapot from Chen Qun Studio is made by Yao Chuanyong. Born in 1986, he has spent fifteen years mastering guang qi (光器), the plain traditional forms with no carving or decoration to hide behind, where every curve, spout and lid must be exactly right.
- Teapot Style: "Jun De" | 君德
- Material: Original Ore Zhuni (Vermilion Clay) | 原矿朱泥
- Craftsmanship: Fully Handmade | 全手工
- Origin: Yixing, Jiangsu Province, China | 中国江苏宜兴
- Capacity: 160 ml
Product Story & Description
The Name: "Jun De" (Noble Virtue)
In Chinese culture, "Jun" (君) refers to a gentleman or a person of noble character, while "De" (德) translates to virtue, morality, or integrity. The "Jun De" teapot embodies the dignified, upright, and humble qualities of a true gentleman. It serves not just as a vessel for tea, but as a symbolic reminder to cultivate inner peace and good virtues during the mindful practice of tea brewing.
Design & Craftsmanship
This teapot features a classic silhouette. It is characterized by a stable, wide base that tapers gracefully toward the rim, offering a balanced and elegant visual appeal. The short, straight spout ensures a crisp, powerful pour, while the well-proportioned loop handle provides a comfortable and secure grip.
Crafted from premium Zhuni—this teapot boasts a beautifully smooth, finely textured surface with a rich, warm reddish-orange hue. The clay is famous for its notoriously high shrinkage rate during the kiln firing process, making a perfectly shaped Zhuni pot a true test of the potter's skill. With regular daily use, the naturally lustrous surface will quickly develop a stunning, deep, and glass-like patina.
Recommended Users
With its versatile 160ml capacity and excellent heat retention properties, this teapot is highly recommended for brewing highly aromatic teas such as Oolong (like Tieguanyin or Dancong), Black teas, or aged Pu'er. It is a perfect choice for both daily tea practitioners and serious Zisha collectors who appreciate traditional, minimalist aesthetics.