Yixing ware Teapot National Museum of Asian Art. Click to open image viewer. CC0 Usage Conditions Apply Click for more ... 1939. The objects are a part of the Museum’s Freer Gallery of Art collection.

Purple clay (also known as zisha) is the raw material for making Yixing purple clay teapots, which are well-known across ...

The Yixing zisha, or the purple clay teapot, originated during the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), is world-famous for its long history and superb artistic achievements.

The long-standing Yixing Ceramics Museum recently reopened following a superb renovation, and priceless teapots crafted by master potters now sit alongside displays explaining zisha’s remarkable ...

Smooth curving walls and a spout-like skylight are intended to evoke the inside of a teapot at Ceramic Pages, a bookshop in China by local architecture studio Wutopia Lab. Ceramic Pages forms part ...

Following a major gift of Native American art by private collector James T. Bialac a year ago, the Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art will debut an exhibition of contemporary Chinese teapots from Bialac ...

They also studied teapots from around the world both past and present. For their final class project students created a teapot and two cups. Contact the South Jersey Times at 856-935-1500 or 856 ...