What are the benefits of wood fired tea sets? What kind of tea is suitable for wood fired tea sets

The emergence of firewood tea sets has actually been recorded in historical data for a long time, and for thousands of years, firewood artists have contributed many excellent wood-fired tea sets to the cultural history of tea sets. From another point of view, the benefits of wood-fired tea sets are also very prominent, and today let's talk about the benefits of wood-fired tea sets.

When it comes to the benefits of wood-fired tea sets, we must first understand the production of this tea set, which is painted on the pottery after a high temperature of 1280 degrees, the use of reduction, oxidation and color mixing, the use of kiln change and falling ash finely crafted, when making it requires certain tools and techniques to be competent, not ordinary people can do it.

The benefits of wood-fired tea sets are mainly reflected in the effect of soft water and soft water, because the existence of this effect can further improve the taste of tea and the quality of tea soup. The reason for this effect is that the temperature of firewood firing and sintering has reached the level of porcelain, and there is a composition of rock and mineral soil. Therefore, wood-fired tea sets are more suitable for brewing oolong tea, black tea, black tea and other teas.

The most prominent benefit of wood-fired tea sets is that they can bring out the quality and aroma of the tea soup. In addition, as an excellent kung fu tea set, the wood-fired tea set also gives people a sense of simplicity and innocence returning to nature, which is also an important reason why many people choose it. <>

The world of firewood in Taiwan Jiang Fushan's works Double-furnace kiln teapot collection works Tea ceremony Wood-fired teacup Thousands of years of pottery history, firewood burning is one of the traditional bloodlines of China, is the most primitive firing method, the traditional firewood burning method, just to pursue a kind of "to fake and retain the truth, back to the basics" natural mentality, Jiang Fushan has always adhered to the "one heart, one vessel, one vessel, one pattern" of the principle of pottery, each piece of pottery is unique, just like the character of people, carrying a unique truth.

Jiang Fushan loves pottery and cherishes pottery, with a heart to inherit the culture of firewood, making pottery for pottery, and carefully considering each work. On the blank drawing machine, I enjoy the birth process of each utensil from scratch, not for anything else, but for the pursuit of a heart away from the hustle and bustle. Looking at the utensils from an upward angle is the way of utensils in the hearts of ordinary people.

The kiln technology of firewood burning completely breaks through the aesthetics of ceramics in the past, and pursues the change of ash and the skin texture of clay.

The beauty of the wood-fired tea set lies in its appearance, the overall presentation. Yes, rough natural texture. There is no artificial or chemical composition in the firewood firing process, and it has high temperature, long time, and far-infrared energy during the firing process, which makes the utensils have the effect of soft water and soft water.

1. White tea

It belongs to fermented tea, the color of the tea is very clear, and the taste is fresh and mellow, such as Fuding white tea, Baihao silver needle, etc.

2. Black tea

The brown color is mainly red, the taste is sweet, the taste is smooth, and it is made by withering, rolling, fermentation and other processes.

3. Yellow tea

It is a slightly fermented tea, with a clear tea fragrance and mellow taste, such as Mengding Yellow Bud, Guangdong Big Leaf Green, Huoshan Yellow Tea, etc.

4. Green tea

It is made by the process of finishing, rolling, drying, etc., the brown color is mainly green, light and slightly bitter, relieving the heat, such as West Lake Longjing, Huangshan Maofeng, Taiping Houkui, etc.

5. Green tea

It is a kind of oolong tea, which is a semi-fermented tea, the tea color belongs to light green, according to the tea temperament, the taste is mellow, and the aftertaste is long, such as Wuyi rock tea, Tieguanyin of Anxi, etc.

When it comes to the benefits of wood-fired tea sets, everyone may know a little bit. Its benefits are mainly the effect of soft water and soft water, because the existence of this effect can further improve the taste of tea and the quality of tea soup. The reason for this effect is that the pottery is painted at a high temperature of 1,280 degrees Celsius, and the pottery is carefully carved using reduction and oxidation, and the kiln transformation and falling ash are used to carve carefully.

Firewood burning, is firewood as fuel, in the kiln process, wood burning generated ash and heat directly into the kiln, attached to the body, when the temperature is as high as 1200 degrees Celsius or more, the finished product will form a warm and smooth, rich natural ash glaze. So do you know how to choose a wood-fired tea set?

Selection of wood-fired tea sets

Firewood wants its uniqueness, simplicity and uniqueness, first of all, as a utensil to be easy to use, followed by personal preference, some people like rich colors, some people like rare colors, some people like the feeling of simplicity, I think the choice is still to their own like, there is no appreciation standard, sometimes encounter a little residual firewood will be more unique, because this is the only one that can not be copied. , just like a pot is broken, find a craftsman to pick it up, and it will have another feeling.

How to raise a wood-fired tea set:

1.After the new pot is washed, boil it in hot water with tea leaves and boil the water for about 10 minutes or more.

2.The surface of a boiled wood-fired kettle will appear dull when it is newer.

3.After the pot has been boiled, you can start making tea.

The color change of the wood-fired kettle kettle:

1.The firewood kettle is a quenching chain of firewood for 3 days and 3 nights, and the surface is more or less attached to the natural glaze, ash and crystallization, and produces different types of natural color.

2.In the position of ash falling on the surface of the pot without glaze adhesion and low density, it is easy to combine with the tea soup in the process of raising the pot and produce different shades and multi-level color changes.

3.These multi-layered colors, due to the different degrees of heating by the flame, will produce the following color changes after being soaked in hot water in the pot

a.Rust (iron red).

b.Blue, inky blue.

c.Dark brown.

d.Amaranth.

e.Silver (silver wire, silver dots).

f.Bright black (most pronounced in black soils with manganese dioxide).

g.Black iron texture.

h.Comprehensive quaint appearance.

4.The color of the wood-fired pot is richer than that of the purple clay pot.

Tea soup brewed from a wood kettle:

a.The firewood kettle is smelted by firewood at a temperature of 1100 to 1200 degrees for 3 days and 3 nights, and contains carbon and far infrared rays in the texture.

c.The brewed tea soup has a thicker, sweeter taste, and can reduce the astringency of the tea itself.

d.For example, if the same tea is brewed with a firewood kettle, a purple clay pot and a porcelain cup, the wood-fired kettle can last longer in terms of taste and aroma durability.

Why is the firewood tea set expensive?

Firewood tea set, high cost, low efficiency, 48 hours of uninterrupted firing, can not rest during the production period, shift feeding, so the energy paid, is really beyond the imagination of ordinary people, so one of the reasons why the firewood tea set is high. But all the works that need firewood must be high-quality, therefore, the kilns used for firewood are small kilns, and due to environmental protection, firewood kilns will not be used every day, so the output of firewood works is very low.

A wood-fired kettle can be used to make tea. The firewood kettle is made with firewood, and after 48 hours of continuous firing, it can make tea sets.

Showing the rough appearance of course, the cost of the firewood kettle increases, so the production volume is also very low, and there is no organic chemical composition in the whole process of firing, so the price is also relatively high, and the firewood kiln.

The pot can have the use of soft water, and then enhance the taste of tea tea, and there are many types of tea suitable for wood-kiln pot brewing.

Introduction of firewood kiln pots

The firewood kiln is based on firewood, and the embers and calorific value caused by the ignition of wood during the whole process of kiln firing.

It immediately pours into the kiln, adheres to the green body, and when the temperature reaches more than 1200 degrees Celsius, the finished product will produce a warm and shiny, colorful ash glaze.

The benefits of firewood kiln tea are embodied in its soft water and softened water.

The actual effect, because the existence of the actual effect can further improve the taste of the leaves and the quality of the soup color, often has this kind of practical effect, because the temperature of the firewood kiln calcination has already achieved the level of porcelain, and then add the composition of rock and mineral soil, therefore, the firewood kiln tea ware is more suitable for brewing oolong, green tea, black tea and other tea systems.

The pursuit of modern firewood burning techniques is the natural combination of wood ash and soil, the pursuit of natural and simple visual effects and warm touch, is a new aesthetic produced by people who are tired of extreme craftsmanship and pursue back to basics.

Natural gray glaze is usually rough and matte, and the natural gray glaze with rich layers forms a smooth or rough texture on the surface, and various color changes, leaving traces of the fire once stopped, natural and without whitewash.

Introduction to firewood burning and the whole process of firewood burning.

The charm of firewood burning cannot be described in words, and the serendipity of firing shows its characteristics, and each piece is unique, and only by experiencing it can you feel the beauty of its simplicity and amazement.

3. The whole process of firewood burning: <>

Introduction to firewood burning and the whole process of firewood burning.

Before entering the kiln, the work is finished with the final trimming:

Due to the extremely high cost of firewood, potters usually first burn the works (not easy to deform and easy to store), accumulate a certain number of works, and then put all the works into the wood kiln to fire.

Introduction to firewood burning and the whole process of firewood burning.

These works have gone through the process of creation, drying, and plain firing, and now they are in the final stage of trimming and glazing.

Introduction to firewood burning and the whole process of firewood burning.

This firewood work belongs to the glazing category, and there are many ways to glaze the work:

One is to glaze directly with the green body, and the other is to go through plain firing and then apply. The advantage of vegetarian firing is that if you accidentally spoil the glaze, you can wash it and start again.

2. Firewood: The wood used for firewood burning generally needs to stand for about three to six months, and should not be too humid to facilitate combustion. Pine wood is the best, and when firing the kiln, the kiln owner usually leans the wood against the kiln wall and uses the kiln temperature to help it dry.

Introduction to firewood burning and the whole process of firewood burning.

3. Kiln: Generally, it takes three to five days to burn the kiln, during which it is necessary to work in shifts to throw firewood. Subtle factors such as the speed and method of firewood, the weather conditions, and the flow of air will affect the color change of the works in the kiln.

Here's a comparison of the two wood-fired works:

Introduction to firewood burning and the whole process of firewood burning.

Introduction to firewood burning and the whole process of firewood burning 4. Ash: When the firewood kiln burns pottery, the ashes that are completely burned are very light and disperse with the hot air flow. When the temperature is as high as 1200 or more, the wood ash begins to melt, and the iron in the wood ash and the iron in the clay blank form a glaze, showing different color changes.

5. Natural ash glaze:

The glaze formed in this way is called"Natural ash glaze"The natural gray glaze is not very eye-catching at first glance, but the more you look at it, the more durable it is the charm of the wood-fired works.

Introduction to firewood burning and the whole process of firewood burning.

In the orthodox porcelain making standards in ancient China, the traces of ash falling on the glaze or going off the fire on the carcass are not appreciated and are recognized"Blemishes"。In traditional firing, the potter would use a sagger to hold the ceramic to avoid contact with the flame and the kiln ash.

Introduction to firewood burning and the whole process of firewood burning.