Stone Ladle Pot

The clay is fine and thin, and the handmade teapot has beautiful and delicate lines. It is relatively difficult in terms of technology. From molding, trimming, carving to fire control, the technique requires delicacy and concentration. From the pot body, mouth, button, handle, and lid, every detail and the overall collocation reflect the exquisiteness. The lines of the pot body are neat and energetic without losing elasticity, and the turning points of the curve are intriguing regardless of their size. The connection between the pot button and the pot lid is not clearly explained, and it is not vaguely mentioned due to small details. The shape of the pot button is also competently matched with the shape of the pot. Even if it is a round button, there are differences in shape, and it is not a stereotyped rigid circle. The wall is reinforced, so thin that it doesn't feel strong. In particular, the space, size and lines of the pot handle, from thick to thin, and the treatment of joint points, reflect the intention of making pots everywhere. The completion of the whole pot requires rigorous workmanship, smooth water outlet lines, tight lids, numerous processes, and scarce output. Due to the fine clay, it is relatively difficult to form a thin body. The thickness of the pot body has an absolute impact on the tea soup. The thicker the tea, the better the heat preservation. The method of brewing tea and the time of making the soup will also be different. The thickness of the pot is based on the The most favorable thickness for making tea, too thin can not keep enough heat, too thick to store too much heat, the pot maker can make a moderate thickness, which will help to brew good tea quality, and in terms of use function, it is easy to hold, light and handy Not hot. **Specification** Dimensions: L:11.3 x H:8.6 x W:8cm Capacity: about 200c.c. Weight: about 150g **material** Ceramic/green clay. The deployment of each piece of soil is personally prepared using raw ore The products are all exported, and have passed the SGS import quality inspection Non-toxic, non-polluting, in line with environmental protection and sustainable coexistence of the environment **How to use and maintain** When using a new pot for the first time Please rinse the pot first shower with hot water **Ready to use without opening the pot** Suitable for all kinds of tea Rinse with boiling water after brewing tea Wipe the surface and lid of the teapot with a dry cloth (tea towel) and dry in the shade **Origin/manufacturing method** **Made by Huang Guanlun** **rain ink engraved** Yingge District, Taiwan / handmade