Azure mud is suitable for soaking oolong tea (light baking), Pu 'er tea and black tea. Its mud was called "azure" in ancient times, and it was named because the color of mineral materials was similar to azure dye. After the teapot is made, the surface is like a thin pear skin, the fetal quality is fine and compact, the color effect is fine and rich, and the air permeability is good, so it is suitable for daily tea making.

Sky blue mud:

Taoists call it "green paste" and the ancient cloud "sky blue" The color of pottery is a composite color of blue, green and gray, which is named after the firing quality; Easily confused with dark green mud, it is one of the precious and rare mud. Mud commonly used in Qing dynasty; It is not easy to mine now, and the mining volume is very small, and the finished products are rare in the market; The color is blue-gray, containing a variety of ore particles, the patina is warm and moist, and the texture is special, commonly known as shark skin, which is a very rare mud ore. Muddy slurry has many minerals, high iron and aluminum content, low viscosity and difficult molding.

Kiln burning temperature is extremely high. Advantages of the finished product: the double-hole structure is obvious, and the special double-hole structure endows Yixing purple sand teapot with fast heat transfer and strong heat preservation, which is beneficial to maintaining the temperature of water during tea making and directly affects the color and fragrance of tea. Simple and steady, full of ancient meaning, delicious and well evaluated.

Characteristics of azure mud teapot:

Azure mud has many colors, and there are many varieties of azure mud, which is controversial. Only three basic colors, blue, green and gray, are used for identification. The color is proud, elegant and not grandiose.

Azurite mud is suitable for making tea;

Zisha teapot is suitable for brewing various series of lightly baked oolong tea and Pu 'er tea.