It is often heard that users of purple clay pots are discussing which kind of clay is the best for purple clay pots. Even though everyone has different ideas of good clay, there is one clay that everyone has recognized as high quality. That is the bottom groove blue. What exactly is the advantage of bottom trough green? Let’s take a look together!

You have just purchased a new purple clay pot. In addition to opening the pot to check the mud, you should also check whether there are any cracks or damage on the pot body or lid. At this time, many people will find that the lid and mouth of the pot have some traces of being polished? Don’t worry, these marks may not actually be flaws. What is the reason? Let’s watch it together!

I believe many people will have this question before buying a teapot: "Which teapot is the most convenient for brewing tea?" We have also received similar inquiries recently, so today we recommend two teapots suitable for brewing oolong and dancong. The purple clay pot shape!

Every purple clay teapot requires a step of "opening the pot" before it can be used, but in this step, you can know the quality of the purple clay teapot. Now I will tell you some things that insiders will pay attention to during the process of opening the pot and the key points for evaluating purple clay pots.

There are various decorative techniques for purple clay teapots with flowers, and each technique has its own characteristics. I have introduced two techniques before: carving and stacking flowers. Now let’s talk about the other two common decorative techniques.

It is often said that tea tasting is an art, not just the steps of making tea, but also the decorations and tea sets on the tea banquet. A good purple clay teapot, no matter from the shape, lines, or even the calligraphy and flower decals on the body, is enough to become the focus of the tea party, elevating the purple clay teapot to the level of art. Today I will talk about the decorative art on the purple clay teapot.