How to choose a purple clay cup

Many people like to use purple clay cups to brew tea and boil water. This purple clay cup is the best tool for brewing tea. If tea and purple clay cups are combined, then cheap tea can be brewed with full fragrance. There are many styles and styles of purple clay cups. Purple clay cups are also thinner and thicker. So when you first come into contact with purple clay cups, you don’t know how to choose a purple clay cup to make a profit. So how to choose a purple clay cup?

Rub a match on the purple sand. If the match can ignite it, that is real purple sand.

1) Exquisite craftsmanship and materials

It is not necessarily good to be fine. Of course, red clay, vermilion clay, clear water, relatively pure green clay and black clay are relatively fine. Most of them are relatively coarse and have some sand in them, so they are called purple clay. Those sands are also called bones.

2) The color is dark green, and it becomes darker immediately when adding hot water

The high color change rate is indeed a more intuitive way to distinguish real and fake purple clay.

3) The water flows out powerfully, the mouth of the pot stands upright at 90 degrees, and it will never fall off

Most old pots, which are not fine products of famous artists, are not well made, and the water flow is just okay. The lids of many old pots fall off easily.

4) The old pot has a very strong smell, similar to the patina of jade

There is a saying about patina. The so-called teapot care is to pursue patina.

5) The body of the pot is very thin and the sound is pleasant.

Thin ones are not good, they cannot be sold at a high price and are easily broken. Many high-end pots make sounds like earthenware pots, which are not pleasant to listen to, but they are very breathable. The sound is related to the type of clay and the kiln temperature, and has little to do with the quality of the clay.

If you choose the purple clay cup in this way, you can get a good selection effect. When choosing the purple clay cup, do not choose the thinner one. Such purple clay cups are not easy to break. And the thicker purple clay cups can also emit a strong fragrance during the process of brewing tea. They are not easy to break, which meets the needs of many people.