Has anyone ever bought the teapot of the pot-hidden man? How's it going?

You said you had to tell if it was a chemical kettle. There is no skill that can't be said, and it's hard to say something like this. I only managed to see the doorway by buying a bunch of tuition pots. Let me give you some advice:

1. The colorful ones must be chemical pots. Purple sand has only three kinds of mud, red, purple and green, and their raw ore is basically the same as these three colors. The green of green mud is very light, yellow-green, and the green like leaves must be chemical. Not to mention the blue and black ones, they must be chemical.

Everything that glows like a mirror is basically chemical. Although the master's knitting skills are very good now, few of them are as bright as chemical pots. If you can get such a bright master's pot, you will sell it for one or two hundred yuan.

3. The strange names changed are basically chemical engineering. I get angry when I talk about sapphire mud, yellow vermilion mud and dahongpao. At first, I didn't understand. These chemical cookers are the ones I bought the most.

There is no need to emphasize all manual work. At least it can be seen from your question that you are still in the primary stage, so you should pursue a teapot, not an appreciation pot. If you are interested in this thing, it is better to play slowly before pursuing a collection pot. In addition, pots that can be made by hand must be very expensive and difficult to buy. Just play a semi-manual game first. To say the least ... do you know whether the separation is all manual? Don't just buy a semi-handmade one with all the handmade money, and then let dad be laughed at by knowledgeable friends when he drinks tea.

Don't pursue celebrities, real celebrities are sky-high. Even if those stupid pots can become high-tech workers in the future, the pots he made will still be like that, which determines the price or essence of the pots. Now those people are always boasting about teacher xx ~ pure bubble. Ten years later, purple sand is no longer popular. Who will remember these teachers?

Draw a conclusion: buy a raw ore, the mud is not the kind of tea that you find very eye-catching at first sight. In the future, my appreciation ability has improved, and if I feel interested, I will consider playing with the pots of famous craftsmen. But it is estimated that by that time, you will not pay attention to these things like me. If you buy it on the street, the real pot made of purple sand may cost about 400-600 ~ but it doesn't mean that all the prices are good purple sand. Hey, you may be cheated ~ you have to pay a lot of tuition to know that the world is sinister.