【Yingge Crafted Teapot】Deep Well-cut, Cheng Gang, 180CC

▪️Handcrafted using the traditional hand-pulling technique in Yingge, Taiwan While others may doubt its feasibility, our dedicated boss brings it to life Each piece is unique, crafted to offer you an extraordinary experience The bottom groove is located at the bottom of the ore seam. It is the name of a mineral material of purple sand mud. It is a purple mud mine with light turquoise corn-like plaques of segmented mud particles inside. The corns are distributed in pairs and are very dense and even. The color is purple and blue, thin and pure, and very rare. The fired pot is red pig liver color. The firing color depends on the composition of the mineral material and the firing temperature. The fetal quality is fine and dense golden yellow particles. Little bits and pieces. There are turquoise "corns" and "cat's eyes" in the block, which is purple mud containing segment mud particles. The color is purple and blue, very rare, and the mud is fine. After sintering, it is purple-red, and the firing range is wide. Generally, the color of pig liver that is commonly fired in the market is around 1200 ° C. The quality is firm, fine and smooth, and the shrinkage rate is around 10%. 【Frequently Asked Questions - QA】 1. How should I prepare the teapot before using it? Clean the interior and exterior thoroughly, preferably using a vegetable sponge. Avoid using chemical agents. Simply rinsing with water will suffice. 2. How should I nurture the teapot? During and after use, keep it clean and dry to prevent tea stains. After each use, place it in a well-ventilated area. If you plan to store it for an extended period, allow it to air dry naturally for 1-2 months to ensure proper evaporation of moisture from the fine pores. Otherwise, it may develop mold. 3. How can I remove tea stains or deal with mold? Soak the teapot in an enzyme solution to remove tea stains or treat mold. 4. How should I warm the teapot correctly? In cold weather or when the teapot has not been used for an extended period, use 40°C warm water to rinse the interior and exterior of the teapot, and then fill it with water, allowing the purple clay to absorb moisture through its pores. 5. How should I maintain teapots with engravings or carvings? For teapots with engravings or carvings, it is recommended to use a brush for cleaning. 6. What should I do if the teapot arrives damaged during shipping? The responsibility for safe delivery lies with Yandi Earth Art. If your teapot arrives damaged, please contact customer service immediately. 7. Do the products available in the online store and physical stores have the same inventory? Our online store and physical stores synchronize their sales. However, please inquire about the availability of specific items before making a purchase, as our handcrafted products have limited availability.