As a symbol of the Chinese nation, the ancient ancestors believed that there was a powerful image related to water that dominated, commanded, and manipulated the animals and celestial phenomena in the world. As an object of worship, the dragon has formed a culture over thousands of years of vast historical process, representing the profound cultural heritage of the Chinese nation.
Since its maturity in the Ming and Qing dynasties, the creative design of Yixing Zisha teapots has embraced numerous national cultures, especially integrating the worship and awe of the dragon into Zisha art to create teapot shapes that carry the imagination, mystery, and spirit of the dragon.