Teapot History
There are many types of teapots that made all over the world. During the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) the most popular teapots were underglazed teapots and white glaze teapots
The most treasured teapots were those made of purple clay that came from Yixing of the Jiangxu province of China.
Yixing Pottery: The World of Chinese Tea Culture (Arts of China)
Yixing ware elevates something as simple as a teapot or cup into a work of art accessible to all collectors. Its history is rich and vigorous, offering something for just about everyone interested in pottery, tea, or Chinese culture.
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