Shop Yixing zisha teapots by Duanni, Zini and Zhuni clay, Xishi and Shipiao shape, capacity and recorded craft details. Compare photographs and specifications for each listed pot.
Start with Duanni clay teapots, Zini teapots, or Xishi teapots.
Browse our clay and shape guide index to see how each clay pairs with the classic teapot shapes.
Choosing a Yixing zisha teapot is easier when you begin with the way you already make tea. Think about how many cups you pour, how often you reinfuse, and which shapes feel comfortable in your hand. This collection brings the full catalog together so you can compare recorded clay, shape, capacity, craft details, and clear photographs in one place.
For a quiet solo session, a pot under 100 ml may be just right. Sizes from 100–159 ml are flexible for one or two tea drinkers, while larger pots make serving several cups easier. These are friendly starting points, not strict rules. Match the stated capacity on each product page to the cups you use at home.
Next, explore the character of different forms. Compare the rounded lines of Xishi, the grounded profile of Shipiao, and the balanced silhouettes of Dezhong and Hanwa. Look through every photograph for the lid, spout, handle, foot, and overall proportions that appeal to you.
You can also shop by the clay name recorded for each piece: Zhuni, Zini, Duanni, Dahongpao, or Jiangponi. Every listing includes its product number, stated capacity, and recorded craft information, with artisan information where available. If this is your first pot, our practical choosing guide will help you turn those details into a confident shortlist.
Use the catalog records to browse fully handmade Yixing teapots, wood-fired Yixing teapots, and hand-carved Yixing teapots. These labels describe different aspects of a listing, so keep the individual photographs, specifications and product record in view.
Compare Yixing teapots under 100 ml, 100–129 ml, 130–159 ml, 160–199 ml, or 200 ml and larger. The capacity bands do not overlap, making it easier to move between neighboring sizes.
Build a budget shortlist with Yixing teapots under $150, $150–$349, $350–$699, or $700 and above. For context before comparing listings, read what a Yixing teapot costs. If you are ordering from Singapore, see Yixing zisha teapots shipped to Singapore for current delivery notes.
Use the volume of your cups and the number of people you normally serve. The stated millilitres on the product page are the best guide.
Choose a comfortable capacity and a form you genuinely like, then read What Is a Yixing Teapot? for a clear introduction to the terminology.
