Dragon Head Han Tile yixing clay woodfired teapot # 94851 b2b

Dragon Head Han Tile yixing clay woodfired teapot # 94851 b2bThe exact teapot form called "" (literally "dragonhead Hantile") is not widely documented in standard catalogs, so its precise provenance and canonical proportions are ambiguous. The name, however, strongly suggests a hybrid design: a spout modelled as a stylized dragon head () combined with a body whose silhouette or surface treatment evokes a Hanperiod roof tile (). In general context, Chinese teapot forms frequently borrow historic and natural

shared silence

a yellow slip or glaze

buds and thin cuttings

Based on the name alone

gradually extending the steeping time

Ba Xian is known for its high-aroma profile and dense floral qualities

commonly used to convey power

which can range from subtle to pronounced

To brew solo

through Chaozhou dialect sound shifts

and suitability for single‑session brewing

White tea provides floral aromas and fruity sweetness