Warm duanni clay carved in relief with a hermit seated in a grotto beneath a waterfall, framed by willows and distant sails; the reverse is incised with verse, crowned by a taiji-knob lid.
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Capacity matters more than most first-time buyers expect. Pots under about 150 cc suit solo gongfu-style brewing with many short infusions; 150-300 cc serves two to four small cups; larger pots and lidded mugs suit sharing or longer, everyday brews.
This pot holds about 200 cc, a size that suits two to four small cups.
Rinse a new pot with hot water before first use, never use detergent, and let it dry completely with the lid off. Many drinkers dedicate one pot to one family of tea - oolong, pu-erh or black tea - so that flavours do not mix in the porous clay.
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