NO.1 Fangyuan Purple Clay Craftsmanship 9.9
NO.2 Centennial Liyong 9.6
NO.3 Zanghu Tianxia 9.6
NO .4 Gold inlaid jade 9.2
NO.5 Han and Tang tea sets 9.1
NO.6 Tianfu tea 9.0
NO.7 Rongshantang 8.8
NO.8 Wanqiantang EDENUS8.5
NO.9 Shushi Tea Industry 8.4
NO.10 Bama BAMA
一 , Zisha pot is a unique hand-made clay handicraft in China. Its production began in the Zhengde period of the Ming Dynasty. The raw material is purple clay, and its origin is Dingshu Town, Yixing, Jiangsu Province. Since the Zhengde reign of Emperor Wuzong of the Ming Dynasty, purple sand pots have been made from purple sand, and famous craftsmen have emerged in large numbers. Over the past 500 years, fine products have been handed down. It is said that the founder of the purple clay teapot was Gong Chun in the Ming Dynasty of China. From the tree gall pots and six-petal round capsule pots used for spring offerings during the Jiajing period of Zhengde in the Ming Dynasty, to those creatively designed by Ji Hansheng and produced by Cao Anxiang.
2. The Chinese dragon teapot, a purple sand mandarin duck teapot that can brew two kinds of tea at the same time, and the Faru teapot made by Buddhist purple clay artist Yan Dian. Each teapot is unique and unique in its appreciation. Work hard. Because of the combination of artistry and practicality, purple clay teapots are precious and memorable. What’s more, the benefits of making tea in a purple clay pot and the cultural atmosphere of tea Zen.
3. This adds to the noble and elegant charm of the purple clay pot. The market for purple clay teapots is booming in the auction market. They are "antiques" with collectible value. Works by famous masters are often hard to find. As the saying goes, "How can you get jewelry in the world? Yixing purple clay is the most important."
4. The raw material is purple sand mud, which is originated from Dingshu Town, Yixing, Jiangsu Province. It is also known as Yixing purple clay teapot. It is said that the founder of the purple clay teapot was Gong Chun in the Ming Dynasty of China. Because of the perfect combination of artistry and practicality, purple clay teapots are so precious and memorable. In addition, the benefits of making tea in a purple clay pot and the culture of tea Zen add to the noble and elegant charm of purple clay.
5. It is generally said that the founder of the purple clay teapot was the Zhengde-Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty (for spring). "Yu Congzu, Quan Shigong, was studying in Nanshan, and he brought a boy named to offer spring. He saw that the natives used clay as a vat, and then clarified the mud to make a pot. It was very ancient and cute, and it was called a spring offering pot.
6. Among the modern masters of purple clay, Mr. Gu Jingzhou is the most recommended. Mr. Gu has devoted himself to purple clay pottery for more than 60 years. He has reached the pinnacle of perfection and is famous among the seven masters since the founding of the People's Republic of China: Gu Jingzhou, Ren Ganting, Wu Yungen, Zhu Kexin, Pei Shimin, Wang Yinchun, and Jiang. Rong.