[Siting 1] Yan Huang Da Di Art Long Shan Tang Reissue Ancient Pure Handmade Stone Red Zhu Ni 155cc

[Local Taiwanese Shop - Complete After-Sales Service] [Certificate Included with Every Piece] [Stone Red Zhu Ni] Stone Red Zhu Ni originates from Zhaozhuang Village, Dingshu Town. As is widely known, Zhaozhuang Village is abundant in Stone Red, Stone Yellow, and Zhu Ni. Stone Red Zhu Ni is the Stone Red found mixed in the surrounding area when Zhu Ni was originally excavated. During the selection process, the master refined this symbiotic raw ore together, thus Stone Red Zhu Ni integrates the essence of both Stone Red and Zhu Ni. This clay was excavated and processed 20 years ago. Due to its complex selection process and high difficulty in teapot making, few people use it. Stone Red Zhu Ni uses raw sand and raw material, preserving the natural texture of the clay and showcasing a warm and unique aesthetic. In terms of clay characteristics, Stone Red Zhu Ni, with its heavier sandy nature, differs from ordinary Zhu Ni in its pot body. While it lacks obvious shrinkage marks, it possesses a distinct grainy texture. It is worth noting that both Stone Red Zhu Ni and Zhu Ni have a shrinkage rate of 28%, yet their finished product effects are vastly different, highlighting its uniqueness. In terms of tea brewing performance, compared to ordinary Zhu Ni which focuses on retaining aroma, Stone Red Zhu Ni excels at softening water quality and has extremely high breathability, making the tea soup texture more delicate and rounded, presenting a pure, natural flavor. [Design Origin] Created by the renowned Qing Dynasty artisan Lu Siting, this is a classic variation of the pear-shaped teapot, beloved by scholars and literati, earning it the praise: "Siting – before you see the man, you first see his teapot." The name signifies "sitting in contemplation, enjoying tea in the pavilion." [Frequently Asked Questions QA] 1. How to prepare the teapot before use? Clean the inside and outside. A dishcloth is recommended; do not use chemical agents. Simply rinse with water, and it's ready for use. 2. How to maintain it? Keep it clean and dry after use, otherwise, tea stains can easily accumulate. Place it in a ventilated area after use. If storing in the box for an extended period, allow it to air dry for 1-2 months to let moisture fully evaporate from the pores, to prevent mold. 3. How to clean tea stains or mold? Soak with enzyme cleaner. 4. Correct way to warm the pot? In cold weather, or after a long period of disuse, use 40°C warm water to pour over the inside and outside of the teapot, then fill it completely to allow the Zisha pores to absorb moisture fully. 5. How to care for pieces with carvings? For teapots with carvings, it is recommended to use a soft brush for cleaning. 6. What if it's damaged during shipping? Yan Huang Da Di Art fully assumes responsibility for shipping safety. If damaged, please contact customer service immediately. 7. Our shop's products are sold simultaneously through physical channels. Handmade items are produced in limited quantities. Please inquire about current stock availability before purchasing. 8. All product images are of the actual items. Due to factors such as computer screen color differences and shooting light, there may be slight variations between the photos and the actual product. The actual product shall prevail.