When did the lacquerware teapot Yixing start?

Lacquered teapot can be divided into two crafts: lacquer painting decoration and Qi Diao, both of which began in the late Ming Dynasty.

Painted purple sand painting decoration is one of the traditional purple sand decoration techniques.

Lacquer painting was popular in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. The so-called lacquer painting is mainly to paint a plain purple sand vessel with cinnabar or black lacquer, and then color it.

Qi Diao craft of purple sand is one of the traditional decorative crafts of purple sand.

Qi Diao was popular in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. The so-called Qi Diao is dominated by purple sand, and red paint is layered, ranging from 80 to 90 to 100 to 200. When it is half dry, draw and carve with a knife. The pattern is hidden, colorful and quite solemn.