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【INCENSE.TEA HOUSE】A fine, late Qing dynasty Zhu Ni (red clay) teapot, marked with the inscription "Mengchen Huiji Kung Fu Tea," 50cc.

【INCENSE.TEA HOUSE】A fine, late Qing dynasty Zhu Ni (red clay) teapot, marked with the inscription "Mengchen Huiji Kung Fu Tea," 50cc.

This small Zhuni teapot, with a capacity of approximately 50 cc, is petite and adorable. It boasts exquisite craftsmanship, excellent kiln firing temperature, and is a rare find in perfect condition.


NT$45,000
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【INCENSE.TEA HOUSE】A fine, late Qing dynasty Zhu Ni (red clay) teapot, marked with the inscription "Mengchen Huiji Kung Fu Tea," 50cc.

Old Zhu Ni (Old Red Clay): Made from genuine old Zhu Ni clay from the late Qing Dynasty, this teapot boasts a fine, dense texture and extremely high crystallinity. It has a warm, smooth patina and produces a clear, metallic sound when struck. Its ability to concentrate the aroma of highly aromatic oolong teas (such as aged Tieguanyin, Wuyi Rock Tea, and Phoenix Dancong) is unparalleled.

50cc Small Teapot: A masterpiece of craftsmanship, its ultra-small capacity reflects the exquisite skill of artisans from a century ago. The proportions of the spout, handle, and knob are perfectly balanced, with flowing lines. The water flows smoothly and stops cleanly, perfectly locking in the most essential flavor of the tea.

Bottom Mark "Mengchen Huiji": A symbol of prestige, the "Mengchen Huiji" mark on the bottom, in elegant lettering, is a classic mark commissioned by refined tea connoisseurs in Fujian, Taiwan, and Southeast Asia during the late Qing Dynasty. The carving and seal work bear strong characteristics of the era.

A Century-Old Perfection: A Unique Heirloom: Due to its high shrinkage rate of over 20%, Zhu Ni clay is extremely prone to cracking during firing or damage during its circulation. This teapot has withstood a century of wind and rain, without any damage, cracks, repairs, or hidden defects. It is extremely rare to be passed down as a "perfect piece".

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Delivery Options

  • 7-11 Pickup only (C2C)
  • 7-11 Pickup and pay in store (C2C)
  • 茶香自在 pick up at the store
  • Taiwan>Home Delivery SF Post Office Air International Parcel

Payment Options

  • Store pick-up and pay
  • Credit Card
  • Bank Transfer
  • Tcat (Collect on Delivery)
  • Pay on 7-11 Store Pickup (C2C)
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