Master Xu’s Hand Painted Qinghua Style Sculpture Tea pot or Gaiwan

Master Xu’s Hand Painted Qinghua Style Sculpture Tea pot or GaiwanHand made and hand painted by Master Xu, one of China's most famous living porcelain artists. Qinghua blue and white porcelain attained fame during the Tang, Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasties when it was the official imperial porcelain style. Master Xu's mesmerizing 3D works have taken the style to new heights in the modern era. Made in Jingdezhen Size 17. 7 inches6. 1 inches

The tea went from fresh floral flavors to deeply caramelized flavors then finally to where it is now 60 years later--layers upon layers of unique flavors accented by sweet dirt

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then the complexity faded as the sweetness crept in as oxidation degraded all of the caffeine along with any traces of bitterness

which is verging on ridiculous for green tea

Brewing temperature: 165-175F/75-80C

It all starts at the cellular level in the tea leaves

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extra smooth texture and a high natural floral sweetness that can be infused more than 18 times

Leigth : about 10mm

but truly shines when one mixes 1T of leaves with 1 quart/1 liter of cool water placed overnight in the refrigerator

the shape of the handle is Tai lake rock(traditional Chinese garden decoration rock) the thin blade make it easy to cup of pieces of Puer tea

If you are pressed for time