Yixing
I'll add this then. 
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I can only imagine...
I don't know why but I have a thing for lids that have writing on them, just like this one. It's like a secret message. Does the practice have a name or is there something particular to it?
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Teachronicles
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Ok this is what I was wondering. So some would not be considered "lao zhuni" or "lao duanni" but this is not because it is a different clay. Thank you for the detailed answer @Youzi. I guess this transitions into what I was gna post about next, which is my most recent pot acquisition.These names are used to refer to a specific look and feel of the finished teapot and doesn't relate to any specific ore.
My first foray into pre factory antique pots. An LQER zhuni, biandeng like shape, 90ml.
Now, my understanding is that not all zhuni has the famed wrinkles, are the wrinkles one the physical appearance factors in calling something "lao zhuni"?
And @OCTO spill the beans, what pot is that lid from
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@Teachronicles nice pot! Doesn’t have to have wrinkles at all. Of all my antique Zhuni, none has wrinkles. If it has them it helps authenticate, if it doesn’t, it does not mean it’s not Zhuni
How does the inside of that pot look?
How does the inside of that pot look?
Neophyte here says: gorgeous pot. Where did you find it?Teachronicles wrote: ↑Tue May 05, 2020 10:10 amOk this is what I was wondering. So some would not be considered "lao zhuni" or "lao duanni" but this is not because it is a different clay. Thank you for the detailed answer Youzi. I guess this transitions into what I was gna post about next, which is my most recent pot acquisition.These names are used to refer to a specific look and feel of the finished teapot and doesn't relate to any specific ore.
My first foray into pre factory antique pots. An LQER zhuni, biandeng like shape, 90ml.
Now, my understanding is that not all zhuni has the famed wrinkles, are the wrinkles one the physical appearance factors in calling something "lao zhuni"?
And OCTO spill the beans, what pot is that lid from
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Teachronicles
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It's got some tea in it, I'll take a pic once I'm done with this session. @sporad I got it from zisha art gallery.
Haha thought I saw this one beforeTeachronicles wrote: ↑Tue May 05, 2020 10:25 amIt's got some tea in it, I'll take a pic once I'm done with this session. sporad I got it from zisha art gallery.
They posted it around New Years if I remember correctly. No need for inside pictures then, if it’s from them it’s real. Congratulations!
How much was it? If I may ask?Teachronicles wrote: ↑Tue May 05, 2020 10:25 amIt's got some tea in it, I'll take a pic once I'm done with this session. sporad I got it from zisha art gallery.
I am curious as wellYouzi wrote: ↑Tue May 05, 2020 11:38 amHow much was it? If I may ask?Teachronicles wrote: ↑Tue May 05, 2020 10:25 amIt's got some tea in it, I'll take a pic once I'm done with this session. sporad I got it from zisha art gallery.
I want to get an idea on how much to save for haha