My new teapot

[larry127]

Hi there,

This is my first Chinese tea pot i bought it from one of chinese tea shop called Purple cane , in Malaysia. Does anyone know what's the handle and the pouring edge made of ? , they seems like a add on.

After googling for hours , finally i saw one looking the same on the internet

http://world.taobao.com/item/3961569704 ... MZC#detail

[pedant]

it appears to be different colors of clay combined heterogeneously.
they did a good job of cleanly attaching it to the teapot.
are you saying you think it was attached after firing?

cool teapot btw

[larry127]

i'm actually had no idea at all in chinese tea equipment /making tea , just started to learn through youtube and all the masters in this forum .....

Just to see whether anyone here had the same pot as mine , to know whether the colorful pouring edge is made of Zisha as well ? or jz a normal stone.

[Tead Off]

Hi there,

This is my first Chinese tea pot i bought it from one of chinese tea shop called Purple cane , in Malaysia. Does anyone know what's the handle and the pouring edge made of ? , they seems like a add on.

After googling for hours , finally i saw one looking the same on the internet

http://world.taobao.com/item/3961569704 ... MZC#detail

The Japanese call it nerigomi. It's a technique using two clays that are mixed together to create some unusual swirls. The Chinese also use this technique but I don't know the name for it. Here is an example by the famous Yixing master Gu Jingzhou.

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