Handcrafted 100ml Zhu Ni Clay Teapot – Gongfu Brewer, Eggplant Shape

Embrace the Elegance of a Timeless Classic

Introducing our exquisite Xiaojia Gua (Little Eggplant) Teapot, a quintessential piece for the Gongfu tea enthusiast. Handcrafted from pure, original  Zhu Ni (Red Clay), this 100ml (3.4 oz) beauty is more than just a teapot; it is a tool for elevating your tea experience and a work of art that will develop a rich, deep character over time.

Inspired by the simple, organic form of a young eggplant, this pot embodies a rustic elegance. Its rounded body, snug-fitting lid, and curved handle create a silhouette that is both playful and deeply rooted in Chinese scholarly tradition.

Why You'll Love This Teapot:

🍵 Masterful Craftsmanship: This teapot is meticulously crafted using traditional methods. The Xiaojia Gua form is deceptively simple, requiring a masterful hand to achieve its plump, balanced shape and the flawless fit of the flush cut-off lid.

🫖 Perfectly Proportioned for Gongfu: At a compact 100ml, this pot is the ideal size for personal enjoyment or sharing a few cups with a friend. Its small stature is designed to concentrate aromas and release the full potential of your favorite teas.

✨ A Patina That Tells a Story: Zhu Ni is famous for its high "heat-change" rate. With each brew, you'll witness the clay deepen and darken, developing a luminous, gem-like patina. This pot will quite literally grow more beautiful the more you use it, becoming a personal artifact of your tea journey.

Product Details:

Clay: Original Ore Xiaomeiyao Zhu Ni 

Model: Xiaojia Gua (Little Eggplant 

Capacity: 100ml (±10ml)

Craftsmanship: Handcrafted 

Features:

Smooth, second-curved spout for a clean, precise pour.

Comfortable, easy-to-grip ergonomic handle.

Excellent heat retention and high aroma enhancement.

Brewing Suggestions:

This pot is a true "clay sommelier" for your tea. Its dense structure doesn't absorb or alter delicate fragrances, making it the perfect partner for high-aroma oolongs.

Recommended Teas: Iron Goddess Guan Yin (Tieguanyin), High Mountain Oolong, Roasted Oolong, Phoenix Dan Cong, and Aged Raw Pu-erh.

Care Instructions:

Your new teapot is ready to use. Simply rinse it with warm water to remove any dust.

One Pot, One Tea: For the most authentic flavor and to avoid cross-contamination, we recommend dedicating this pot to one type of tea.

Post-Brew Care: Rinse the pot with hot water after use and wipe it dry with a soft tea cloth to reveal its developing shine. Never use soap or detergent.

Give It Rest: Allow the pot to dry out completely between uses.

Packaging: Your teapot will be carefully packed in a protective box to ensure it arrives safely at your doorstep.