The purple clay teapot produced in the 1980s by Yixing No. 2 Factory is a purple clay teapot produced in Yixing City, Jiangsu Province, China. The city is world-famous for its purple clay teapots. The 1980s was the golden period for the production of purple clay teapots in China. Yixing No. 2 Factory was one of the largest manufacturers of purple clay teapots at that time. The purple clay teapots produced by its master chefs enjoyed a high reputation at home and abroad.

The purple clay teapots from Yixing No. 2 Factory in the 1980s show the unique charm of Chinese pottery art with their large size, powerful lines, heavy feel and rich wildness. These pots are not only highly practical, but also have unique designs and creativity in shape and texture, making them the king of pots. Because these purple clay teapots are made of exquisite materials, are well made, and have high artistic value when placed at home, they have become a favorite teapot among collectors and tea lovers.

In general, the Yixing No. 2 Zisha teapot in the 1980s was an important period in the production of Chinese Zisha teapots and has high historical and collection value.