【Daheng Imitation Style 3】Longshan Hall | Rare Collector's Series | Pure Handmade | No. 4 Deep Well Bottom Layer Green | 230cc

【Taiwan Local Shop | Comprehensive After-Sales Service】 【No. 4 Deep Well Bottom Layer Green】 Sourced from the No. 4 Deep Well of Huanglong Mountain Authentic Yixing Zisha Raw Ore. The No. 4 Deep Well Bottom Layer Green is located at the deepest part of the mineral layer. The raw ore is a purple clay mineral mixed with Duan Ni granules, appearing as light greenish-yellow eye-like patches. These "eyes" are paired, densely and evenly distributed. Within the 塊狀，there are greenish "chicken eyes" and "cat eyes," indicating purple clay containing Duan Ni granules. Due to the rich natural iron oxide content in the No. 4 Deep Well Bottom Layer Green, it exhibits a purplish-green hue. The final fired color depends on the mineral composition and firing temperature. The clay body presents as fine, dense golden-yellow granules, like scattered specks. The purplish-green color is exceptionally rare, with a fine clay texture. After firing, it turns reddish-purple, offering a wide firing range. Commonly seen market "pig liver" colors are achieved around 1200°C. The texture is firm, fine, smooth, and lustrous, with a shrinkage rate of approximately 10%. 【Historical Allusion of the Teapot Style】 Created by the Qing Dynasty master Shao Daheng. He stripped away the ornate decorations of the early Qing period, returning to pure geometric lines. Daheng's imitation of ancient styles is revered by later generations as the "textbook" for round Zisha teapots, representing the ultimate challenge for every potter. 【Frequently Asked Questions QA】 1. How to prepare the teapot before use? Rinse thoroughly inside and out. Using a loofah sponge is recommended; do not use chemical agents. Simply rinse with water, and it is ready for use. 2. How to care for it? After each use, keep it clean and dry to prevent tea stains. Store in a well-ventilated area after use. For long-term storage in its box, allow it to air dry naturally for 1-2 months to ensure complete moisture evaporation from the pores, preventing mold. 3. How to clean tea stains or mold? Soak with an enzyme cleaner. 4. How to properly warm the teapot? In cold weather or after prolonged disuse, gently pour 40°C warm water over the inside and outside of the teapot. Then, fill the teapot with water, allowing the Zisha pores to fully absorb moisture. 5. How to maintain pieces with engraved designs? For teapots with engraved designs, cleaning with a soft brush is recommended. 6. What if it arrives broken? Yan Huang Da Di Art fully assumes responsibility for shipping safety. If damaged, please contact customer service immediately. 7. This shop's items are also sold through physical channels. Handmade pieces are produced in limited quantities. Please inquire about current stock availability before purchasing. 8. All product images are of the actual items. Due to variations in computer screen colors, shooting light, and other factors, there may be slight differences between the photos and the actual product. The actual product shall prevail.