Crossing Cultures heads to Yixing in eastern China to learn more about the ancient art of Zisha teapots, while in Europe the team visits Saint-Louis to discover the firm's famous crystal creations.

Escape from the British Museum tells the story of a jade teapot becoming human and wishing to return to China. A short video series is racking up views in China, amplifying calls for the British ...

The little teapot brought cheers and applause when it sold A rare Chinese teapot has sold at auction for more than £1m - about a thousand times the value auctioneers had originally placed on it.

southeastern China, shows a skilled artisan creating a stunning piece of artwork on the inside of a white teapot. Using a specially designed bent brush, the artisan meticulously paints intricate ...

A privately owned Chinese refiner bought a cargo of West ... While such plants — known as teapots — have mostly been purchasing Russia’s ESPO and Iranian oil given those cargoes tend to ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Zisha teapots are some of the first teapots ever made. The same techniques used in 14th-century China are used to make them today. A zisha teapot typically holds ...

76 x 62.3 cm. (29.9 x 24.5 in.) ...

China's independent oil refiners are shifting away from Iranian crude due to the anticipation of stricter sanctions under the ...