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Haidu Investment tells you a little knowledge about tea sets:

Celadon tea set: Zhejiang Longquan celadon tea set has new developments, and new products are coming out constantly. This kind of tea set has many advantages of porcelain tea set, and because of its verdant color, it is used to brew green tea, which is more beneficial to the beauty of the soup color. However, using it to brew black tea, white tea, yellow tea, and dark tea will easily make the tea soup lose its original appearance, which seems to be inadequate.

White porcelain tea set: It has the characteristics of compact and transparent body, high glaze, high pottery fire, no water absorption, clear sound and long rhyme. Because of the white color and luster, it can reflect the color of the tea soup, the heat transfer and heat preservation performance is moderate, and the colors are colorful and the shapes are different. It can be called a treasure among tea drinking vessels.

Black porcelain tea set: It began in the late Tang Dynasty, flourished in the Song Dynasty, continued in the Yuan Dynasty, and declined in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. This is because since the Song Dynasty, the method of drinking tea has gradually changed from the method of making tea in the Tang Dynasty to the method of ordering tea. Fighting tea has created conditions for the rise of black porcelain tea sets.

Color porcelain tea set: Color porcelain is also called "painted porcelain". Painted porcelain on the surface of the object. There are mainly two types of underglaze polychrome and overglaze polychrome. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, overglaze {powder color} began to appear, and it was also the heyday of the development of colored porcelain. The achievements of Jingdezhen kilns were the most prominent.

Linglong Porcelain Tea Set: Linglong Porcelain is popular in the Ming Dynasty through the carving process on the porcelain body.

White porcelain tea set: a kind of porcelain created and burned with Jingdezhen as the representative in Song Dynasty. Celadon porcelain is also called "Yingqing", "Yingqing", "Yingqing". Refers to a kind of porcelain whose glaze is between the two colors of blue and white, white in blue and transparent in white.