Limited Edition "Jiang Po Ni Ju Lun Zhu Zisha Teapot"

As an old tea drinker, you will always have a purple sand pot in your hand. Not for anything else, just because of its unique "breathable and impervious" characteristics, used to make tea, "can emit the color, aroma and taste of real tea". The earliest historical records of purple sand teapots can be traced back to the late Ming Dynasty. . The purple clay pots at that time were neither glazed nor painted. They were purely hand-kneaded and fired. With the intervention of literati and doctors, the purple clay teapot art has been pushed to a new peak. When buying a purple clay teapot, the most concerned issue for everyone is whether the purple clay clay is good or bad. The Jiang Po Ni Ju Jun Zhu teapot shared by "Thomas" of Tongxinshe Teahouse today is also a good purple clay recommended by Tongxinshe Teahouse. The texture of the mud particles is clearly visible, and the firing color changes very richly. Ju Lunzhu is based on the ancient irrigation tools and carts. Later, because of the a