Volume: 102 ml (10.2 cl)

Weight: 112.5 gr

The shape of this teapot is similar to the Shui Ping. The clay is modern zhuni, a hard 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 good craftsmanship. The handle is thinner at the base than on top and looks like a human ear. The walls under the lid are long, which requires more work. The spout is straight and produces a beautiful flow that can be stopped by pressing on the knob.

This teapot was made over 10 years ago and is in good condition. This teapot has a single hole.

It performs very well with high mountain Oolong or sheng gushu puerh. 

The seal under the teapot is 'JingXi Hui MengChen'.