궤방고 (葵仿古) | 260cc 이싱 수공 티포트

The Art of the Kui Fang Gu
The Kui Fang Gu (葵仿古) is a sophisticated evolution of the classic Fang Gu (Drum) shape. The "Kui" (Sunflower) refers to the rhythmic, vertical ribbing—a technique known as Jin Wen Qi (筋纹器) or Ribbed Ware. This style requires extraordinary precision; each of the segments must align perfectly from the lid’s knob through the body to the base. This geometry symbolizes the mathematical harmony found in nature and is one of the most technically demanding forms in Yixing pottery.

The Maker: Zhong Fei (钟飞)
This piece is authored by Zhong Fei, a recognized Assistant Craft Master (助理工艺美术师). Zhong Fei is highly regarded in the Yixing community for his mastery of "bone" and "flesh"—the structural integrity and surface finish of a pot. His expertise in rib-alignment ensures that the lid fits with seamless, airtight precision. Collectors value his work for its blend of functional excellence and the quiet, dignified aesthetic of traditional Zisha art.

Purple Clay (Zi Ni) Heritage
Crafted from authentic Zi Ni (Purple Clay), this material is prized for its balanced porosity and excellent heat retention. Sourced from traditional Yixing deposits, Zhong Fei’s choice of Zi Ni develops a warm, lustrous patina over time, "seasoning" with your tea to enhance the body and soften the astringency of high-fired Oolongs and aged Pu-erhs.