Longquan celadon iron glaze and method for manufacturing celadon iron glaze product by using same

Abstract

The invention relates to the field of ceramic arts and crafts and specifically discloses a Longquan celadon iron glaze and a method for manufacturing a celadon product by using the same. The glaze comprises the following ingredients in percentage by weight: 35-45% of Baoxi glaze clay, 6-9% of limestone, 6-9% of quartz, 18-20% of large kiln Zijin clay, 23-25% of iron ore and 1.2-2% of Badu fluorite. The celadon iron glaze product manufactured by using the celadon iron glaze and the method thereof provided by the invention combine the advantages of the traditional celadon product and an iron product, can not only inherit the advantage of fine texture of the traditional celadon, but also release divalent iron ions from water which is boiled out and similar to the water boiled out by an iron pot and has the effect of preventing and reducing hypertension. The water which is boiled out by the celadon iron glaze product is similar to the temperature of the water boiled by the iron pot, so that the effect of softening water quality is realized; the water becomes sweet and smooth, has thick and full taste and is particularly suitable for infusing old tea or boiling Puer tea.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of ceramic arts and crafts, in particular to a Longquan celadon iron glaze and a method for making celadon products with the glaze. Background technique [0002] Longquan Celadon is traditionally known as "Ge Kiln" and "Dr. Kiln". Ge Kiln, Guan, Ru, Ding, and Jun were also known as the five famous kilns in the Song Dynasty. According to textual research, it was fired from the beginning of the Tang and Five Dynasties to the end of the Qing Dynasty. With a history of more than 1,600 years, it is the longest porcelain kiln system in China. In 2007, a large number of Longquan celadon from my country's "Nanhai No. 1" maritime archeology came out and a large number of Longquan celadon collected by world-renowned museums were sold all over the world with its jasper-like glaze color, simple and elegant shape, smooth and beautiful lines and utensils for both refined and popular tastes. prestigious. [0003] Traditional Longq...

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Problems solved by technology

Under normal circumstances, boiling water with an iron pot can reach 97°C, or even above 100°C, which can fully soften the water quality. It is especially suitable for brewing old tea or tea, especially Pu'er tea, while ordinary stainless steel can only reach 93°C.

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