Bodum’s insulated glassware is made from durable, medical grade Borosilicate glass. Stronger, more heat-resistant and lighter weight than traditional "soda-lime" glassware, borosilicate can withstand temperature swings, is resistant to scratching and will not become cloudy over time. Used to make . . . → Read More: Bodum
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Guywan in Mandarin, means "covered cup". The Guywan has been used in China since the 1300′s. A guywan consists of a saucer, bowl, and lid which are designed to be used together as a unit. The correct way to . . . → Read More: Guywan introduction Why Yixing Teapots? The next time you want to relax with a cup of tea, consider using a Yixing teapot because of its many positive attributes and Zen-like features. These teapots tend to absorb the flavors of the tea . . . → Read More: Yixing Teapots, For Relaxation and Pleasure 
Yixing clay (simplified Chinese: 宜兴; traditional Chinese: 宜興; pinyin: Yíxīng; Wade-Giles: I-Hsing) is a type of clay from the region near the city of Yixing in Jiangsu province, China. Its use dates back to the Song Dynasty (960 – 1279) . . . → Read More: Yixing clay Introduction You need a good teapot to truly enjoy a good cup of tea. For centuries, the aesthetic Yixing teawares are known to be the best vessel for brewing tea. Yixing teapots are famous in China and abroad for it’s renowned . . . → Read More: Best Teapot for Brewing Tea With continued use, the purple clay from which YiXing teapots are made will absorb the flavors of your tea, becoming more seasoned with each use. Over time, the color, flavor, and aroma of your tea will develop a richness that . . . → Read More: How to care & use Yixing clay teapot BACKGROUND YiXing (pronounced ee-shing) teapots first appeared during the Sung Dynasty (960-1279) in the YiXing region of China, located in the Jiangsu province, about 120 miles northwest of Shanghai. The Jiangsu province is the world’s only source for the . . . → Read More: Yixing clay teapot introduction |
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