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Jul 21, 2019 · Zini (紫泥) is the most popular and the most common of all Yixing Zisha. It is the original clay which gave Yixing its fame, centuries ago. In the ancient times Zini (紫泥) have also been called Qingni (青泥/Greenish Blue Mud/Clay). Some notable variants that we’ll talk about are Dicaoqing (底槽清), Qinghuini (青灰泥) and Tianqingni (天青泥).

They are also called Qing Shui Ni when the clay is not mixed or colored. Today zisha teapots are characterized by the use of purple sand clay. These Yixing purple clay teapots and other stoneware feature a purple-red brown color. Other popular yixing teapots include Zhu sha and Duan ni. Zhu sha—sometimes called zhu ni—is a cinnabar sand clay.

Sep 1, 2024 · Yixing clay, also known as 'zisha', originates from the city of Yixing. Yixing clay is categorized into several main types: Purple clay (Zi Ni), Green clay (Lu Ni), Red clay (Hong Ni), and Duan clay (Duan Ni).

Lovely Yixing Qing Shui Ni Clay "easy gaiwan" makes brewing tea gong fu style easy! No need to position your fingers or the gaiwan lid just right... View full details

Qing Shui Ni could be literally translated as "Clear Water Mud" in English. It basically stands for those ore that is not "specially selected or blended," so the color and feeling of this clay is more primitive as well, which represents the classical character of Yixing clay.

Shui Ni was a legendary figure from the Medieval Antiquity Era. She was known as person who created / founded Water Path. [1] She was also the creator of one of the top ten sects in Central Continent, Spirit Affinity House. Water Pavilion was the signature method of …

Qing Shui Ni, or clear water clay, is the first of four traditional Yixing clay colorways we’re releasing in this series. Partially hand-made, the porous clay is portioned and prepared individually before being pressed into a mold. The spout, lid, handle are each shaped by hand.

A medium-large yixing clay teapot made from qing shui ni “clearwater” clay in a cool shade of red-brown with a controlled pour in a graceful thin arc.