【Qin Quan】by Chen Jia-Huan, Huanglongshan Zhu Ni, 280cc

Fired at a temperature of 1166℃ with a shrinkage rate of 20%. When it comes to Zhu Ni, people immediately associate it with Xiaomei kiln Zhu Ni and Zhaozhuang Zhu Ni. However, there is another type with relatively limited reserves and heavier sandy texture called Huanglongshan Zhu Ni. Its characteristic is that the longer it is seasoned, the richer and more prominent the texture on the teapot's surface becomes, similar to the jade-like patina effect of Benshan green clay. The flavor transformation of tea soup is also distinct from the other two types of Zhu Ni. Frequently Asked Questions (Q&A): 1.How to prepare the teapot before use? Clean the inside and outside by rinsing with water. It is recommended to use a vegetable sponge and avoid using chemical agents. Simply scrub with water, and it can be used normally. 2.How to care for the teapot? Keep it clean and dry during and after use to prevent tea stains. After use, place it in a well-ventilated area. If you want to store it for a long time, allow it to naturally dry for 1-2 months in order for the fine pores to evaporate moisture fully; otherwise, it may develop mold. 3.How to clean tea stains or remove mold? Soak it in enzyme solution. 4.Proper temperature for the teapot? During cold weather or prolonged periods of non-use, pour 40 degrees Celsius warm water onto the teapot, both inside and outside, and then fill it up to allow the purple clay pores to absorb moisture fully. 5.How to maintain teapots with carvings? For teapots with carvings, it is recommended to clean them with a brush. 6.What to do if the teapot is damaged during shipping? Shipping safety is fully taken care of by Yan Huang Da Di Art. If any damage occurs, please contact customer service immediately. 7.Our online store synchronizes sales with physical outlets, and handmade works are available in limited quantities. Before purchasing, please inquire about the availability of stock.