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To better understand the provenance of Yixing pottery, it is important to have a background of the place where these wares were created. Yixing is located in the Jiangsu province and is near Lake Taihu. Its strategic location made it an agricultural area with very fertile soil, and people from this part [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] of the county drew their wealth from the land - growing rice crop and mulberry trees for silk, which were then sold all over the country. The county likewise attracted a lot of artists, such as painters and poets, because of its unique topography. [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] The spectacular sights are said to be some of the most beautiful in China. Both these factors played a large role in shaping Yixing pottery and making it famous the world over.
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The soil used in Yixing ware is what sets it apart from pottery made in other parts of China and the rest of the world. This is known as zisha, and is actually a collective term for the three types of clay found in the Yixing county, namely: zisha, zhusha, and banshanlu. These three differ in color, in that zisha is red-brown, zhusha is red, and banshanlu is white. However, all of them are characterized as sandy, and thus make [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] for pieces that are unique from those made with other types of clay. This attribute gives Yixing pottery a textured look but a smooth feel, which makes them stand out from the usual ceramic wares. The sandy characteristic is also what made Yixing teapots the best tea ware in the world according to experts and tea aficionados alike. This is because teapots made from zisha clay absorb a small amount of the tea brewed into the micro-pores of the unglazed interior of the pot. After a period of use, the resulting tea has better color, flavor, and aroma. And after a time, the tea pot will develop a patina from the tea that has been brewed in it.
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