Ti Liang Purple Clay Teapot 提梁壺 tea ware ' The tea plants were

' The tea plants were eventually grafted and expanded in the Fenghuang Town area

leaving a lingering fragrance on the lips and teeth after consumption

Additionally

with golden tips and a glossy

grass seeds and soybeans are planted in between the rows of tea trees to enrich the soil and fix nitrogen

Ti Liang Purple Clay Teapot 提梁壺 tea ware ' The tea plants wereDescription: The tiliang teapot, one of the classic shapes of Yixing purple clay teapots, was first used in purple clay teapot production during the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, nearly five hundred years ago. The tiliang teapot has a stable appearance and elegant proportions, while also offering practical convenience. It is a highly valuable teapot for both use and appreciation. Maker: Cha Song studio Material: zi ni Craftsmanship: handmade