The author of ancient Japanese teapot burning

The ancient teapot in Japan was written by Nong Bo Nong Shan.

The eternal burning teapot comes from Yoichi, Mie Prefecture, Japan. In A.D. 1736, a man named Numbo Shan Nong dug a ceramic kiln in Asahi-CHO, Yang City, Mie Prefecture, Japan, from which the history of "ever-burning lamps" ceramics originated.

"One drop" teapot, a kind of exquisite teapot with a history of 400 years, originated from the shogunate era in Japan. The craft has been passed down for more than 400 years, and the production method has not changed. I really admire the Japanese spirit of exploration and pass it on from generation to generation.

trait

1, with a unique purple hue. Pots of brown, beige, red or any other color should not be classified or identified as purple sand.

2, the baking temperature is very high; Between 1200℃ and 1300℃.

It can change the taste of water.