where to buy...

[Zared]

Not cheap but well worth it imho


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Thank you for your feedbacks Zared, I do like their wide range of selections. Your pot looks beautiful. : )

Thanks, it's seen near daily use for past 6mo.

[OCTO]

If I were to travel that far (BKK) I'd rather travel to:

1. Taiwan/Taipei
2. KL
3. Malaysia

A lot more market and pots.

4. Come to Penang, Malaysia.



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Hi Octo! Which shops in Penang do you reccomend?

Hi zesk,

I’ve PM you.

Cheers!


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[zesk]

Hi zesk,

I’ve PM you.

Cheers!


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Hi Octo, unfortunately don't think I can receive PMs as I'm a new member!

[lopin]

Hi zesk,

I’ve PM you.

Cheers!


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Hi Octo, unfortunately don't think I can receive PMs as I'm a new member!

please share with the board, I micht also use it. thank you

[CByron]

Checked some e-Stores: New yixing teapots are sold for about 5(€/£/$) whole sale (min. 10pcs.) at Alibaba.com (later sold by retailers for +50/pc. -> AliExpress). The pictures help to evaluate good craftwork (deburring, symmetry, color, clay, ...). Shipment from China normally takes about 5-15 days. One teapot for one tea - so the whole sale is an option

[carmeloneo]

If I were to buy a

• 100-120 ml
  yixing zisha clay
  handmade
  ver plain shape

where should I go online in the first place?

At this moment money doesn't count.

MissTeapots This ebay seller is from Yixing China. well judged.

[carmeloneo]

If I were to buy a

• 100-120 ml
  yixing zisha clay
  handmade
  ver plain shape

where should I go online in the first place?

At this moment money doesn't count.

MissTeapots This ebay seller is from Yixing. Good reviews.

[Cereal]

Hi, I’m new here. I juz start started to drink Chinese tea again, Currently I’m drinking the roasted type of Tie Guan Yin. Would like to get a YiXing teapot for it, does anyone knows where to get real Yixing teapot in Singapore?

[FBee]

Hi, I’m new here. I juz start started to drink Chinese tea again, Currently I’m drinking the roasted type of Tie Guan Yin. Would like to get a YiXing teapot for it, does anyone knows where to get real Yixing teapot in Singapore?

Well, what is your budget? Singapore has a lot of quality Yixing, but it depends on what you are looking for and at what price.

[Cereal]

Hi fbee thanks for the reply, my budget is around 300. I’m juz worried that I might accidentally buy some chemical teapots as I’m still new to this.

Would you reckon that yu hwa emporium is ok? Or if there’s any suggestion.

Hi, I’m new here. I juz start started to drink Chinese tea again, Currently I’m drinking the roasted type of Tie Guan Yin. Would like to get a YiXing teapot for it, does anyone knows where to get real Yixing teapot in Singapore?

Well, what is your budget? Singapore has a lot of quality Yixing, but it depends on what you are looking for and at what price.

[FBee]

Hi fbee thanks for the reply, my budget is around 300. I’m juz worried that I might accidentally buy some chemical teapots as I’m still new to this.

That is a good budget, but you are right, be careful before you spent that much.
My advice, get a cheap porcelain pot or gaiwan to get started and then keep learning and looking about yixing, before you commit to buy.

This is really difficult to learn online, it is more hands-on. Best would be if you can reach out to someone locally who knows about these things to teach you.

Or check out this page: http://2088taiwan.com//index.php?route=common/home
They have certified original vintage Yixing teapots. For 300 you can get a nice one there.

Afterwards it depends what kind of tea you like to drink. Clays are different. Get a Hongni if you are not sure, more neutral.

[Zared]

Hi, I’m new here. I juz start started to drink Chinese tea again, Currently I’m drinking the roasted type of Tie Guan Yin. Would like to get a YiXing teapot for it, does anyone knows where to get real Yixing teapot in Singapore?

There is very little reason for you to buy teapots online since your in SIngapore. Try contacting Wilson, he also lives in Singapore so prob knows of a few trustworthy yixing shops you could visit.

http://instagram.com/adventureineverycup

Also Zishaartgallery.com has a shop you could visit. They have a number of pots in your price range.

[Cereal]

Thanks Fbee for the advise

Hi fbee thanks for the reply, my budget is around 300. I’m juz worried that I might accidentally buy some chemical teapots as I’m still new to this.

That is a good budget, but you are right, be careful before you spent that much.
My advice, get a cheap porcelain pot or gaiwan to get started and then keep learning and looking about yixing, before you commit to buy.

This is really difficult to learn online, it is more hands-on. Best would be if you can reach out to someone locally who knows about these things to teach you.

Or check out this page: http://2088taiwan.com//index.php?route=common/home
They have certified original vintage Yixing teapots. For 300 you can get a nice one there.

Afterwards it depends what kind of tea you like to drink. Clays are different. Get a Hongni if you are not sure, more neutral.

[Cereal]

Hi Zared, thanks very much!

Hi, I’m new here. I juz start started to drink Chinese tea again, Currently I’m drinking the roasted type of Tie Guan Yin. Would like to get a YiXing teapot for it, does anyone knows where to get real Yixing teapot in Singapore?

There is very little reason for you to buy teapots online since your in SIngapore. Try contacting Wilson, he also lives in Singapore so prob knows of a few trustworthy yixing shops you could visit.

http://instagram.com/adventureineverycup

Also Zishaartgallery.com has a shop you could visit. They have a number of pots in your price range.

[ydfikza]

If I were to travel that far (BKK) I'd rather travel to:

1. Taiwan/Taipei
2. KL
3. Malaysia

A lot more market and pots.

4. Come to Penang, Malaysia.



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Hi Octo, could you share with me where to purchase genuine yixing teapots in Penang? Thanks.