Yixing clay, Master Li Lichun
"Seven Winds of Fengqing" Teapot, 300 ml
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Sign inCrafted by national ceramic art master Li Lichun from proprietary Yixing Tianqingni clay ("azure clay").
This teapot speaks for itself. Austere, minimalist, and understated. Every detail was measured by hand by the master, the lid is perfectly fitted, and the stroke of the tool can be traced in every carving. The design embodies the image of the wind that inspired the master, while one of the teapot's inscriptions (風清氣正) translates as "The wind is clear, the spirit is upright"—a classic Chinese idiom describing purity, nobility, moral integrity, and a harmonious state of mind, an ideal reflection of its new owner.
Specifications
- Category
- Teaware
- Type
- Teapots
- Material
- Yixing Clay
- Volume
- 300 ml
- Producer
- Master Li Lichun
- Origin
- China
- Packaging
- Gift box
Description
Crafted by national ceramic art master Li Lichun from proprietary Yixing Tianqingni clay ("azure clay").
This teapot speaks for itself. Austere, minimalist, and understated. Every detail was measured by hand by the master, the lid is perfectly fitted, and the stroke of the tool can be traced in every carving. The design embodies the image of the wind that inspired the master, while one of the teapot's inscriptions (風清氣正) translates as "The wind is clear, the spirit is upright"—a classic Chinese idiom describing purity, nobility, moral integrity, and a harmonious state of mind, an ideal reflection of its new owner.

