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Name: Jing Zhou Teapot
Place of origin: Yixing, China
Author: GuoQiang Gu
Material: Purple clay
Capacity: 425 ml (14.4 oz).
Size: Length 17.8 cm , Height 13cm
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Teapot Review:
Jing Zhou Teapot have long been known in China for their simple beauty and unique tea brewing qualities. It is made from clay produced in the region of the town of Yixing in the eastern Chinese province of Jiangsu. Yixing teapot is considered by some connoisseurs as the best possible way to steep tea. This purple-clay teapot got a very special external appearance and a very good design. The figure is smooth and natural, totally an eye candy. You'll never get tired of looking at it. It's a big one and totally has sufficient capability to offer tea to 2-3 people. Summer is around the corner and the weather starts getting hot, the teapot is just a must-have in summer.
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Purple Clay Teapot Introduction:
Purple clay teapot are handmade clay crafts unique to China, made of Purple clay from Dingshu Town, Yixing, Jiangsu Province. According to documentary research and the evidence of surviving and unearthed artifacts, Purple clay teapot first arose in the Song Dynasty, with a history of 1,000 years. Natural Yixing Purple clay vermilion clay, is lead-free, cadmium-free, and has excellent air permeability, when brewing loose-leaf tea, the tea soup is more mellow and tasty, even in the summer can take a long time to maintain the color, aroma, and taste does not deteriorate!
Much of the unique quality of Yixing teapots comes from the special dark brown clay they are fashioned from. The clay is not simply dug from the ground but is made from rocks unique to the area, ground into powder, and mixed with water. Craftsmen choose several different types of rock and combine them in different proportions in light of what they are planning to make. The different colors of the best Yixing pottery come from different colored clays, not from paint or glazes, so pieces with several colors use several different clays. As a result, Yixing pottery is less brightly colored than Chinese porcelain and uses more muted earth tones.
Since the clay absorbs flavor, you should clean the pot by washing it with warm water once you've finished drinking. But never clean it with soap - the soap can seep into the clay and give a soapy aftertaste to the next pots of tea! If you forget to clean it and the old leaves turn foul, adding boiling water, immediately pouring it out, and placing the pot in cold water will freshen the flavor again.
Easy to use, put the tea leaves into the teapot, and brew with boiling water, after a few minutes the tea broth will become more mellow and delicious, and then you can sip the tea; suitable for black tea, green tea, flower tea and pu-erh tea, oolong tea and so on.
Purple clay teapot are "antiques" with art collection value, and the works of famous masters are often hard to find.