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Last year, I bought some Yixing teapots from someone in Canada. His mother
kept Chinese herbs in each pot. The teapots are stamped on the bottom and each one represents nature (a log, a rabbit nest with a rabbithandle, a lotus, etc.) Each had some black stuff on the outside which I thought was grime from sitting somewhere on a shelf. I cleaned off the pots as well as I could and then thought maybe it was put there on purpose to show depth in some of the reliefs. I cleaned one up and it almost looks worse. Has anyone come across this? |
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