Yujian Chaozhou Red Clay Ju Lun Zhu Teapot
煜堅潮州朱泥巨輪珠壺 Yujian Chaozhou Red Clay Ju Lun Zhu Teapot
The Yujian Chaozhou Red Clay Ju Lun Zhu Teapot, crafted by artisan Yujian, pays homage to the iconic Ju Lun Zhu (Giant Wheel Bead) design, a classic teapot shape that gained popularity during the late Qing Dynasty. Known for its functional simplicity, the Ju Lun Zhu teapot features a wide lid for easy removal of tea leaves, a straight spout for smooth pouring, and a compact, rounded body that fits comfortably in the palm. Originally intended for practicality, its design became particularly favoured in Japan and Taiwan for tea rituals, where its portable and tactile qualities enhanced the brewing experience.
Unlike traditional teapots that emphasised symmetry, the Ju Lun Zhu teapot embraces a raw and unpolished aesthetic. Its design intentionally avoids strict symmetry and perfection, showcasing visible seams, unfinished details, and a “rough yet natural” charm. This deliberate departure from conventional refinement reflects a unique interpretation of Eastern aesthetics, valuing imperfection, impermanence, and organic beauty.
Made from Chaozhou’s red clay, this teapot enhances the aroma and flavour of tea, while its rustic and unrefined character offers a visual and tactile experience that feels personal and intimate. The Ju Lun Zhu teapot is more than a functional vessel, it’s a statement piece celebrating individuality, cultural exchange, and the evolving art of teapot design, perfect for collectors and tea enthusiasts alike.
煜堅潮州朱泥巨輪珠壺 Yujian Chaozhou Red Clay Ju Lun Zhu Teapot
The Yujian Chaozhou Red Clay Ju Lun Zhu Teapot, crafted by artisan Yujian, pays homage to the iconic Ju Lun Zhu (Giant Wheel Bead) design, a classic teapot shape that gained popularity during the late Qing Dynasty. Known for its functional simplicity, the Ju Lun Zhu teapot features a wide lid for easy removal of tea leaves, a straight spout for smooth pouring, and a compact, rounded body that fits comfortably in the palm. Originally intended for practicality, its design became particularly favoured in Japan and Taiwan for tea rituals, where its portable and tactile qualities enhanced the brewing experience.
Unlike traditional teapots that emphasised symmetry, the Ju Lun Zhu teapot embraces a raw and unpolished aesthetic. Its design intentionally avoids strict symmetry and perfection, showcasing visible seams, unfinished details, and a “rough yet natural” charm. This deliberate departure from conventional refinement reflects a unique interpretation of Eastern aesthetics, valuing imperfection, impermanence, and organic beauty.
Made from Chaozhou’s red clay, this teapot enhances the aroma and flavour of tea, while its rustic and unrefined character offers a visual and tactile experience that feels personal and intimate. The Ju Lun Zhu teapot is more than a functional vessel, it’s a statement piece celebrating individuality, cultural exchange, and the evolving art of teapot design, perfect for collectors and tea enthusiasts alike.
煜堅潮州朱泥巨輪珠壺 Yujian Chaozhou Red Clay Ju Lun Zhu Teapot
The Yujian Chaozhou Red Clay Ju Lun Zhu Teapot, crafted by artisan Yujian, pays homage to the iconic Ju Lun Zhu (Giant Wheel Bead) design, a classic teapot shape that gained popularity during the late Qing Dynasty. Known for its functional simplicity, the Ju Lun Zhu teapot features a wide lid for easy removal of tea leaves, a straight spout for smooth pouring, and a compact, rounded body that fits comfortably in the palm. Originally intended for practicality, its design became particularly favoured in Japan and Taiwan for tea rituals, where its portable and tactile qualities enhanced the brewing experience.
Unlike traditional teapots that emphasised symmetry, the Ju Lun Zhu teapot embraces a raw and unpolished aesthetic. Its design intentionally avoids strict symmetry and perfection, showcasing visible seams, unfinished details, and a “rough yet natural” charm. This deliberate departure from conventional refinement reflects a unique interpretation of Eastern aesthetics, valuing imperfection, impermanence, and organic beauty.
Made from Chaozhou’s red clay, this teapot enhances the aroma and flavour of tea, while its rustic and unrefined character offers a visual and tactile experience that feels personal and intimate. The Ju Lun Zhu teapot is more than a functional vessel, it’s a statement piece celebrating individuality, cultural exchange, and the evolving art of teapot design, perfect for collectors and tea enthusiasts alike.
