Materials / EDXRF records

From stored clay to a published material record.

EDXRF material reports are published with their report numbers, dates, testing units, methods, instruments, testing bases and original sheets available to inspect.

Clay storage in the XUJIE workshop
How to read the library

Open the clay record and the original report sheet.

Each entry shows the studio clay label, report number, test date, testing unit, EDXRF method, instrument, testing basis and recorded result.

Use the report number or clay label to locate the record, then open the original sheet when you need the full test document.

Published library

Two material records, side by side.

Each record includes the report number, test date, method, result and original report image.

Workshop context

Material records sit beside real handling and testing context.

The original report sheets sit alongside real workshop footage, giving buyers both the test record and the material-handling context in one place.

Workshop clay storage

Clay stock in the studio.

A short view of labeled and stacked clay stock as it is stored in the workshop.

Testing visit

Object and report in testing context.

A real testing visit provides context around how an object and its report are handled.

XUJIE / CLAY REFERENCE CARDS

The Clay Behind the Teapot

Give your customers a closer look at what they're choosing.

Zhuni, Lao Zini, Dicaoqing and Huangjin Duan are more than names on a product label. Each has its own natural colour, mineral appearance and place within the Yixing clay tradition.

Our four unbranded clay reference cards bring these details into the shop, where customers can see them alongside the teapots themselves.

A useful companion to the piece—and a simple way to share more of its story.

Explore the Clay Cards
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Product + material context

Choose the form first. Use the material record when you need the detail.

Trade Collection pages carry the current clay label, measured capacity, construction method and model-specific inspection media.