The purple clay pot is a unique art craft in China. It is made of purple clay. After being hand-made, the purple clay pot slowly takes shape. The elegant appearance, coupled with its practicality, makes purple clay teapots very popular.
The purple clay teapot is a kind of tea set specially used for making tea. It is elegant and exquisite. The tea cooked in the purple clay pot can maintain the aroma of the tea for a long time, and the taste is sweet and mellow. The purple clay teapot is a kind of handicraft and very precious. In the long historical development, many famous purple sand pots have left their mark.
Purple clay teapot with tree gall teapot
The shape of the tree gall teapot is very peculiar, imitating the shape of a tree gall. The entire teapot surface is uneven and there are fine patterns on it. Carved from tree bark, the color of the entire pot is dark maroon. From a distance, it looks like a teapot made of tree burls.
Zhonghua Dragon Teapot
The Chinese Dragon Teapot is a style of purple clay teapot developed in the Ming Dynasty. The structure inside is very ingenious. It looks like a mandarin duck teapot, which can be placed inside. Two kinds of tea. In modern times, it has the meaning of symbolizing one country, two systems, and has been upgraded to a national treasure teapot.
Purple Clay Pot with Erquan Ming Teapot
During the Qing Dynasty, a famous purple clay master made a teapot with Erquan Ming Dynasty. This purple clay pot exudes a simple atmosphere, with an earthy yellow color and an appearance that looks like it is made of bamboo. On one side of the ampulla, poems are engraved, which adds to the elegance of poetry.
Purple clay teapot: Bingxin Taoist teapot
In the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, an exquisite Bingxin Taoist teapot appeared. The whole pot is made of tea powder glaze, which to the touch shows the long and simple atmosphere of old tea. The most exquisite thing is that there is an old man sitting cross-legged on the front of the pot. In addition to the old man sitting cross-legged, there are also scenes of peach trees, peach leaves and peach blossoms.
Pear-shaped purple clay teapot
The pear-shaped purple clay teapot feels warm and smooth, just like the jade of the Qing Dynasty. In terms of material, purple clay is used, and the pear-shaped purple clay pot looks like a pear.
The overturned bucket-style purple clay teapot
The overturned bucket-style teapot embodies the characteristics of a circle within a square and a square within a circle, giving people a feeling of hardness and softness. The whole body of the pot is small and large at the bottom, forming an overturned bucket. The four corners are stable and stand firmly on the table. This purple clay teapot is also engraved with the three characters "Zi Sun Yi" on the body, and the words "Yu Lin" below.
Purple clay teapots are common among literati and elegant people, and they inherit the ancient charm of history. Like poems and songs, they are passed down from generation to generation. While retaining the historical imprint, they are also interpreted in the present.