The volume of the teapot is 130 ml (13 cl)

It weighs 100 grams. Its shape is called Siting, which is written under the handle of the teapot.

The clay is modern zhuni, a red clay with little porosity. It was fired at a high temperature: the cover produces a high pitched sound when it touches the body of the teapot.

The details of this teapot show very good craftsmanship. The long walls under the cover are typical of ancient designs. The knob is easy to grab. The handle's shape looks like a ear. And the spout is curved like a woman's leg.

It was made in Yixing approximately 10 years ago and is in very good condition.
This teapot has a single hole.

It performs best with unroasted Oolongs or high quality puerh. The scents of the tea come out strong and bright.

There's no seal under the teapot, but there's a mark meaning 'SiTing' under the handle.