Zisha teapot Gong Deng, handmade by Artist Level 4 (L4-2021) RAO Qing 绕青 ZHU NI 朱泥“宫灯” L2 圆底，托稳如山；方身，立定如礼器；

圆底，托稳如山；方身，立定如礼器；

Its popularity attests to its craftsmanship and timeless appeal

With six evenly distributed elongated oil drop patterns on its bottom

this classic red tea undergoes five meticulous stages of processing to achieve a smooth

3%，而且表面效果异常的好，进入2000年以后，人们在添加氧化钴的同时，还会添加少量的氧化锰、铁等，这样，紫砂表面的呈色更加丰富多彩。

Zisha teapot Gong Deng, handmade by Artist Level 4 (L4-2021) RAO Qing 绕青 ZHU NI 朱泥“宫灯” L2 圆底，托稳如山；方身，立定如礼器；180ml The "Gong Deng" shape originated during the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty, inspired by lanterns. It was initially designed by an elderly man from Tuntou Village. Later, Tuntou lanterns were presented as tribute to the palace by a county level official, and they became known as "Gong Deng," designated as imperial goods. Over time, the character "" (tribute) was replaced with "" (palace), giving rise to the term "Gong Deng" as we know it