Zhijin Gold Sand Pot [Guizhou Zhijin Specialty]

What is a woven gold clay pot? Authentic Guizhou woven gold specialty: woven gold clay pot

Content summary:Do you want to know what woven gold clay pot is? This article is a detailed introduction toGuizhou Zhijin specialty - Zhijin Sand Pot. It was compiled and edited by the editorial team of China Specialty Network after reviewing and collecting relevant information on Zhijin Sand Pot. The full text takes about 3 minutes to read, mainly including the basic introduction of Zhijin Sand Pot and the product characteristics of Zhijin Sand Pot? The production method of weaving gold clay pot, etc

Basic introduction of Zhijin clay pot

With the deepening of people's understanding of this ancient traditional cooking utensil, Zhijin clay pot has regained its vitality and become the main production base for clay pot products in China, bringing increasing economic benefits to the employees in Zhijin County and arousing strong interest and deep concern from pottery experts around the world. The current clay pot series mainly includes cauldrons, ladles, convex bottomed pans, flat bottomed pans, teapots, and so on. In recent years, sand and pottery craftsmen specializing in weaving gold sand pots have combined modern market demand to launch a number of popular weaving gold sand and pottery art products. The primitive and quaint style with unique shapes has been well received by tourists visiting the Zhijin Cave National Key Scenic Area

Method of making woven gold clay pot

The main raw materials for woven gold clay pot are locally produced white clay, smokeless coal powder, coal ash, and white clay. The entire process from kneading, shaping, glazing to firing is manually operated. After forming, the woven gold sand vessel is naturally dried or dried, and then covered with a large sand cylinder on the stove for calcination. The firing time is extremely short, with small vessels only taking ten minutes and large ones only taking about twenty minutes. The finished product has little shrinkage and rarely deforms. Once it is taken out of the kiln, it is smoked with firewood and turns gray black, with a rustic and rich color