🫖 Shui Ping Yixing F1 70s

⚱️ A chic shuiping that reflects the transition of eras, and this is noticeable in the shape of its lid, which has a dome shape. Such lids were often used in the 50s-60s, but later they became flatter. In later periods, such lids exist, but are less common. There is a similar teapot in Mr. Lu's catalog, with the corresponding details of the forms and a stamp. It can be dated to the end of the Cultural Revolution, that is, the early-mid 70s.

🧱 Clay of low-medium firing, has a pleasant warm color. Unfortunately, this shade cannot be conveyed through the photo. A variety of clay Hong Ni, possibly KhTSHN, but it is difficult to say for sure due to the firing.

🧂 Each teapot with a single hole is equipped with a filter-nest made of food-grade stainless steel.