<B>Raw material: ceramics</B><BR><B>Place of origin: Jianyang Shuiji</B><BR><B>Product standard: size 8CM diameter x 5CM height; <B><BR><B >Capacity: 100ml</B><BR><B>Materials: iron tires, raw ore glaze, wood ash (fired at 1300℃)</B><BR><B>A total of 13 magnetization processes are carried out. </B> <BR><B>1: Choose clay</B><BR><B>2: Fine grinding</B><BR><B>3: Elutriation (pickling. Remove excess water )</B><BR><B>4: Put a piece of baking</B><BR><B>5: Put down the soil</B><BR><B>6: Roughly knead</B><BR ><B>7: Chrysanthemum</B><BR><B>8: Pottery wheel moulding</B><BR><B>9: Thinness adjustment</B><BR><B>10: Unbaked</B><BR><B>11: Glazing</B><BR><B>12: Kiln</B><BR><B>13: Increase firing temperature</B> <B><p>"JianZhan"refers to the black-glazed teapot produced in Shuijichi, Jianyang, Fujian since the Northern Song Dynasty, and is called the "Pearl of the Porcelain Altar"."JianZhan" produces different veins and colors during the firing process, so the finished glazed surface is in the shape of rabbits, oil droplets or oblique deformation, warm and crystal clear, magnificent and pleasing to the eye, with Chinese national style and rich oriental artistic color. "JianZhan" was included in the third batch of China's national intangible cultural heritage on May 23, 2011</B><br></p>