Qin Quan literally refers to the sliding weight hanging on a Chinese scale during the Qin dynasty. After the First Emperor Qing united the six countries and formed the first dynasty about 220 B.C. the emperor Qing unified the currency and measures for the convenience of trades and communications. Qing Quan has been a popular teapot style by many potter master, the most famous one was made by China's greatest master Gu Jingzhou. The Qin Quan shape usually incorporates a dragon handle, signifying the authority and power implied in its symbolism. The simple and smooth lines along with the tall body makes this teapot a timeless and popular teapot. Tea pours smoothly from the spout and flow is easily controlled.  Completely hand crafted by master Wu, a high-level master certified by the Chinese Arts and Crafts governing authority. The color of the photos taken are slightly varied due to lighting condition of shoot with the profile picture more true to its color. 

Zisha is known to have the ability to absorb tea liquor and flavor. Over a period of time the surface of the tea pot can reflect the color and aroma of the tea that it brews and become glazed. 

Name:       秦权壶

Clay:       Authentic Zisha Qing Shui Ni 原矿清水泥

Capacity:   220ml / 7.43oz