capacity: 120ml
ORIGIN:Yixing, Jiangsu, China
DESCRIPTION:
There is a folk song circulating in the Yixing Zisha circle: Don’t boast when you open your mouth, Mr. Do it first, just compare it with Han Wa, the classics, and talk about the real and fake kung fu. Han Wa in folk songs refers to the "Han Wa Pot", one of Mansheng's eighteen styles.
There must be tea friends who are curious, what is a Hanwa pot?
Han tile pots, created in the late Ming Dynasty, originated from "Qin bricks and Han tiles". The so-called Han tile refers to the semi-circular tile that appeared in the Western Han Dynasty, which can not only protect the eaves, but also play a decorative role. However, with the iteration of house construction technology, Han tile has long been submerged in the smoke of history, which is different from the traditional bionic pot. , "Han Tile Pot" is not the whole shape of the pot is semicircular like a tile, but the handle of the pot button is dotted on the pot lid like a piece of tile, and the ancient and clumsy air rushes to the face, which elevates the temperament of the whole pot up a layer.
Today, Tongxinshe Teahouse recommends a Jiang Po Ni Bo Tai Hanwa teapot made by my good friend Huang Dan.
The body of the pot is cylindrical, with simple and neat lines. The body of the pot is clean and tough. The overall spirit is full of charm, calm and elegant. It is also more comfortable and easy to hold. The bridge-shaped pot button not only has the beauty of retro, but also has the practicality of being easy to grab. The pot lid adopts a "gland cover", which is closely matched with the pot body. It is not easy to leak water when the soup is out. The spout is wide and It is very convenient to pour tea and clean it. Even if it is a large strip of tea, it is not afraid of breaking. It is very friendly to brewing various teas. The large opening is good for heat dissipation, and it is not easy to stuff the tea and cause bitterness. Just in response to the phrase "Hanwakou is full of food, and the six major teas are not rejected."
This pot is made of raw ore Jiang Po Ni. Jiang Po Ni is a natural symbiotic ore. It is naturally formed from various minerals such as red mud, purple mud, segment mud, green mud, and iron. The mud is relatively hard. , Strong sand texture, good air permeability, wide range of tea suitability, Jiang Po Ni also has the characteristics of clear particles, when sanding by hand, you can see sand but not powder. If you look closely at this pot, you can see that the body of the pot is covered with fine golden sand particles. The thickness is different, the graininess is strong, and the taste of simplicity emerges spontaneously.