1970s Vintage Zini Dezhong Teapot

The "Bell of Virtue" Silhouette
Embrace the profound philosophy of traditional Chinese teaware with the "Dezhong" (Bell of Virtue) teapot. Originally created by the legendary Qing Dynasty grandmaster Shao Daheng, this iconic, unadorned cylindrical form is celebrated as the "Gentleman of Teapots." Its grounded, upright architecture and clean lines symbolize integrity, modesty, and noble character. Cultivating tea in this vessel is believed to inspire a sense of inner peace and deep respect for the ritual.

1970s Huanglongshan Reserve Clay
Completely handcrafted using traditional paddling techniques, this piece is forged from exceptionally rare "Lao Zini" (Old Purple Clay) mined in the 1970s directly from the authentic Huanglongshan reserves. This highly aged, heat-resistant clay boasts incredible stability and a rich, granular texture that perfectly replicates the antique aesthetic of Ming and Qing dynasty masterpieces. The unglazed, highly porous interior breathes with your tea, continuously absorbing essential oils to round out the astringency of deeply oxidized teas and Pu'er.

• Heritage Ore: Crafted from premium, 1970s aged Old Zini clay from the original Huanglongshan mine.
• Master Craftsmanship: Fully handmade by skilled artisans (Master Dai Chenguang) using authentic shaping tools, ensuring a perfect lid fit.
• Iconic Architecture: The classic Dezhong shape—stout, minimalist, and perfectly balanced for a smooth, authoritative pour.
• Precise Master Scale: Total Length 13.6 cm (5.4"), Mouth Diameter 6.2 cm (2.4"), Height 7.9 cm (3.1"). Capacity ~270 ml (9.1 oz).

Curated Set Configuration

Option 1: Solo Teapot

• 1x 1970s Vintage Zini Dezhong Teapot — 270 ml (9.1 oz)
• 1x Professional Tea Towel & Certificate of Authenticity
• 1x Premium Presentation Gift Box