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Obsidian Silver Zisha – Coiled Dragon Handgrip Teapot

Obsidian Silver Zisha – Coiled Dragon Handgrip Teapot

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  • Last seen at $70.00 at Mybrewset on Nov 9.
  • Our take on the Obsidian Silver Zisha – Coiled Dragon Handgrip Teapot

    This is a handgrip teapot in black zisha clay with a coiled dragon sculpted across the lid and hand-applied silver detailing. The dragon lid is the draw: it is a sculptural, symbolic piece rather than a plain utility pot. Zisha clay is prized for slowly absorbing tea oils and softening aroma with repeated use, so it rewards one tea and regular brewing. Against plain zisha pots it trades neutrality for presence; against porcelain it needs more care and seasoning. It suits drinkers who want a small, characterful pot for gongfu sessions and are willing to dedicate it to one tea type.

    Best forGongfu-style brewing for one or two drinkersTea drinkers who want a display piece on the tableGifting to someone into Chinese tea cultureDedicating a pot to a single tea type
    Pros
    • Hand-sculpted dragon lid gives it real sculptural character
    • Black zisha clay develops seasoning with continued use
    • Hand-applied silver detailing adds contrast
    • Compact handgrip body pours intuitively
    • Works as both a brewing vessel and a display object
    Cons
    • Zisha clay absorbs flavors, so it is best kept to one tea type
    • Silver detailing and a sculpted lid need careful handling and cleaning
    • Small handgrip capacity suits short sessions, not large groups
    • Unglazed clay should not go in a dishwasher

    Obsidian Silver Zisha – Coiled Dragon Handgrip Teapot prices at every store

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    About the Obsidian Silver Zisha – Coiled Dragon Handgrip Teapot

    This handgrip teapot is made from black zisha clay (Yixing-style). A hand-sculpted coiled dragon rests across the lid, drawing on the dragon's symbolism in Chinese culture.

    Silver detailing is applied by hand using a surface fusion technique (鎏银工艺). It adds contrast and texture against the dark clay.

    The compact handgrip design is made for natural pouring. The clay is said to enhance tea aroma over time with continued use.

    Teapot body
    Black zisha clay (Yixing-style)
    Decoration
    Hand-applied silver detailing (surface fusion technique)
    Lid
    Hand-sculpted coiled dragon
    Style
    Handgrip teapot
    Length
    ~10.5 cm
    Width
    ~8.3 cm
    Height
    ~7.7 cm
    Opening diameter
    ~5.5 cm
    Base diameter
    ~6 cm
    Capacity
    ~170 ml
    Weight
    ~184 g
    Care
    Rinse with warm water before first use. Hand wash only, with no detergents or abrasive materials. Air dry completely after each use.
    In the box
    1 x Coiled Dragon Handgrip Teapot

    Questions and answers

    What is zisha clay and why does it matter?
    Zisha is the unglazed purple-clay family used in Yixing teapots. It is porous, so it slowly takes on the oils of the tea you brew and is traditionally kept to one tea type per pot.
    Is the silver detailing real silver?
    The maker describes it as hand-applied silver detailing (鎏银工艺), a gilded-silver technique. Treat it as a decorative surface and avoid abrasive scrubbers.
    How many people does it serve?
    It is a compact handgrip pot, so it suits one or two drinkers across short, repeated infusions rather than a large table.
    Can I brew different teas in it?
    You can, but unglazed zisha holds onto flavors. Most owners dedicate such a pot to one tea type, often roasted oolong, pu-erh or black tea.
    How should I clean it?
    Rinse with hot water and wipe dry; skip soap and the dishwasher, which can strip seasoning and dull the silver. Let it dry fully with the lid off.
    Is it a good gift?
    Yes, if the recipient is into Chinese tea. The dragon lid and silver work make it a display piece, and the symbolism of the dragon adds meaning.
    Where is the Obsidian Silver Zisha – Coiled Dragon Handgrip Teapot cheapest?
    At Mybrewset, for $70.00, as of our latest check.

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