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zisha clay
I have a yixing teapot made of "zisha" clay but doesn't "zi sha" mean "to
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zisha clay
"Zisha" means purple sand, it is a kind of mud, "Zi" in chinese is a
color purple. "Sha" is sand. So we called zisha. |
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zisha clay
"Zisha" means purple sand, it is a kind of mud, "Zi" in chinese is a
color purple. "Sha" is sand. So we called zisha. |
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