Da Hong Pao Teapot Clay Junde Yixing Handmade
$780.00
A premium Yixing teapot made from authentic Da Hong Pao clay. Fully handcrafted by a certified Yixing artistan: Wang Ping.
Da Hong Pao Clay Pot Junde Yixing Handmade Dahongpao Crimson Red Robe Clay Teapot Tea Pot
Product Description
The teaware comes with a bag, cleaning cloth and box.
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Product Details
CAPACITY: 150ml
MATERIAL: Da Hong Pao Clay
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