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紫泥 曼殊 紫砂壶 实力派匠人 龙春 Yixing Zisha teapot handmade by Studio Craftsmanship LONG Chun ZI NI MAN SHU shape OVP Shou Puer and taste of tea when

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and taste of tea when brewing

and the bottom of the pot curves inward near the base

那是来自高原深处的一股宁静力量。

each unmatched in its own way

with no fixed pattern

紫泥 曼殊 紫砂壶 实力派匠人 龙春 Yixing Zisha teapot handmade by Studio Craftsmanship LONG Chun ZI NI MAN SHU shape OVP Shou Puer and taste of tea whenArtist: LONG Chun MAN SHU 230 CC "" , THE SHAPE This handmade Yixing zisha teapot shape Man Shu <> is originated from the Song Dynasty in China, drawing inspiration from the ancient method of binding handwritten manuscripts. During that era, people began using paper as writing material. Using slender cords, they folded the paper into volumes and secured them together through binding, inventing the "sewn bound" technique. Applying this aesthetic value

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