Zhejiang-style dragon-patterned Han Dynasty tiles yixing clay woodfired teapot # 94814 tea brick

Zhejiang-style dragon-patterned Han Dynasty tiles yixing clay woodfired teapot # 94814 tea brickThe exact designation "" is not a standard, widely documented teapot form in published sources, so the identification is somewhat ambiguous. Interpreting the name literally: (Zhe) suggests a Zhejiang connection or stylistic variant; (bian) implies a variation or transformation; (longwen) means dragon pattern; (han wa) literally means Han (dynasty) tile and is often used to describe shapes or motifs inspired by ancient roof tiles. Safe historical

but a true act of restoration that elevates the teapot’s value and meaning

light dairy hints

Pu-erh White Tea is rich in polyphenols

sugary notes emerge

resembling the character of Sheng teas

focusing on two or three leaves per sprout

In this third batch

This batch has aged for over five years

using one bud and three leaves

Smooth and comforting

valued for its rarity and beautiful aging properties

The tea is hand-picked between April 25 and May 10 and September 25 and October 10 each year