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Out of Stock$22.99This teacup is baked by firewood and is made by both of kiln-fired glaze variations and cracked glaze craft. Because kiln alteration techniques enable an exciting and dynamic way to create different blue colour glazes on this teacup, each teacup is unique and made by hand, with no two being exactly alike. The phenomenon of crystal formation caused by kiln altered in a cup, commonly known as “crystal flowers”.
Besides that, the unique cracked glaze technique used creates beautiful patterns on the cup’s surface. Over time as it is soaked with tea soup, and then resulting variations in the pattern make each piece truly outstanding and add more enjoyment to the tea drinking experience.
It has:
- Unique Appearance: The master cup features a simple and elegant design with smooth lines and a rounded rim. The surface displays a soy-colored kiln-altered effect, with naturally transitioning colors and rich glaze variations, offering a visual delight.
- High-Temperature Kiln Altered Technique: This master cup is made using traditional high-temperature kiln-altered techniques. The prolonged high-temperature firing process creates unique glaze colors and textures. Each cup has a one-of-a-kind kiln-transmutation effect, making it an irreplaceable piece of art.
- Exquisite Handcraftsmanship: The master cup is handcrafted by experienced artisans, with every detail meticulously polished. The cup body is smooth and delicate, providing a comfortable grip, making it both practical and beautiful.
- Strong Practicality: This master cup is not only aesthetically pleasing but also highly practical. Its moderate capacity is perfect for enjoying tea, allowing the full release of the tea’s aroma and flavor. The rounded rim provides a comfortable drinking experience.
- Cultural Symbolism: The soy-colored kiln-altered patterns on the cup body are not only beautiful but also embody the natural imagery of traditional Chinese culture, symbolizing tranquility and harmony. This cultural element adds profound cultural significance to the master cup.
- Combination of Aesthetics and Function: This master cup is suitable for both daily use and as a collectible art piece. Its unique aesthetic design and practical functionality enhance the tea-drinking experience while also serving as a decorative item to beautify living spaces.
Attention:
- Kiln-fired glaze variations are often unpredictable and can result in a wide range of colours from a single firing.
- The porosity of ceramics varies depending on the materials used, the recipe, the pressure applied, the duration of pressure, the thickness of the body, the firing temperature, and the duration of firing. Generally, the finer the porcelain, the smaller the pores, while the coarser the pottery, the larger the pores.
- Since porcelain is made from clay, the amount of iron spots present in the clay varies depending on the mineral content of the soil. These iron spots are harmless and do not affect the use of the porcelain. Removing them would require the use of chemical materials, which can be damaging to high-quality porcelain.
- Handmade products are not perfect, and each piece can have differences in size, shape, colour, and other aspects.
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Out of Stock$8.99
This ink wash kiln altered high-foot cup is a unique and exquisite piece of teaware that combines traditional craftsmanship with modern aesthetics, showcasing unique artistic charm. Here is a detailed description of this high-foot cup:
- Unique Appearance: The high-foot cup features a tall foot design, giving it a noble and elegant look. The body of the cup displays natural kiln altered patterns and colors, resembling ink wash paintings, adding a distinctive artistic touch.
- High-Temperature Kiln Transmutation Technique: Made using traditional high-temperature kiln altered techniques, the cup’s body undergoes unique color and texture changes during the firing process, making each high-foot cup a one-of-a-kind piece of art. The glaze transitions naturally, with rich colors showcasing the wonders of nature.
- Exquisite Handcraftsmanship: This high-foot cup is handcrafted by experienced artisans, with every detail meticulously polished. The cup body is smooth and delicate, providing a comfortable grip, making it both practical and beautiful.
- Strong Practicality: The design of the high-foot cup is not only aesthetically pleasing but also highly practical. The tall foot design effectively insulates heat, protecting the user’s hand from getting burned. Additionally, the cup’s moderate capacity makes it perfect for enjoying tea.
- Cultural Symbolism: The ink wash kiln altered patterns on the cup body are not only beautiful but also embody the mountain and water imagery of traditional Chinese culture, symbolizing a carefree, detached, and immortal life free from worldly concerns. This cultural element adds profound cultural significance to the high-foot cup.
- Combination of Aesthetics and Function: This high-foot cup is suitable for both daily use and as a collectible art piece. Its unique aesthetic design and practical functionality enhance the tea-drinking experience while also serving as a decorative item to beautify living spaces.
This ink wash kiln altered high-foot cup is a treasure in any teaware collection. Whether for personal use or as a gift for friends and family, it reflects the user’s taste and appreciation for traditional craftsmanship.
*Please note: Due to the unique nature of the kiln altered process, the glaze and colors formed during firing are one-of-a-kind. Therefore, each piece of teaware is unique. All orders will be shipped randomly.
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Out of Stock$8.99
This ink wash kiln altered aroma teacup is a finely crafted piece of teaware, perfectly blending traditional craftsmanship with modern aesthetics. Here is a detailed introduction to this aroma cup:
- Unique Appearance: The aroma cup features a tall foot and slender waist design, with an elegant, flowing shape. The surface of the cup displays natural ink wash kiln altered patterns, with rich and naturally varying colors resembling an ink painting, adding a unique artistic touch.
- High-Temperature Kiln Altered Technique: The aroma cup is made using traditional high-temperature kiln altered techniques. The high-temperature firing process creates unique glaze colors and textures. Each cup has a one-of-a-kind kiln altered effect, making it a unique piece of art.
- Exquisite Handcraftsmanship: This aroma cup is handcrafted by experienced artisans, with every detail meticulously polished. The cup body is smooth and delicate, providing a comfortable grip, making it both beautiful and practical.
- Strong Practicality: The design of the aroma cup is not only aesthetically pleasing but also highly practical. The tall foot design makes it easy to handle, and the slender waist shape concentrates the aroma, enhancing the tea-tasting experience. The cup’s moderate capacity is perfect for enjoying tea.
- Cultural Symbolism: The ink wash kiln transmutation patterns on the cup body are not only beautiful but also embody the mountain and water imagery of traditional Chinese culture, symbolizing a carefree, detached, and immortal life free from worldly concerns. This cultural element adds profound cultural significance to the aroma cup.
- Combination of Aesthetics and Function: This aroma cup is suitable for both daily use and as a collectible art piece. Its unique aesthetic design and practical functionality enhance the tea-drinking experience while also serving as a decorative item to beautify living spaces.
This ink wash kiln altered aroma cup is a treasure in any teaware collection. Whether for personal use or as a gift for friends and family, it reflects the user’s taste and appreciation for traditional craftsmanship.
*Please note: Due to the unique nature of the kiln altered process, the glaze and colors formed during firing are one-of-a-kind. Therefore, each piece of teaware is unique. All orders will be shipped randomly.
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Out of Stock$22.99
The teacup is handmade using the wood-fired kiln altered glaze technique, and its glaze presents a unique yellow and light purple colour. The phenomenon of crystal formation is caused by kiln altered in a cup, commonly known as “crystal flowers”.
The varying shades of colour make each cup one-of-a-kind, adding a rugged and beautiful charm to your tea table. The mouth of the cup is designed with a flower shape, making the whole cup look even more entertaining.
Attention:
- Kiln-fired glaze variations are often unpredictable and can result in a wide range of colours from a single firing.
- The porosity of ceramics varies depending on the materials used, the recipe, the pressure applied, the duration of pressure, the thickness of the body, the firing temperature, and the duration of firing. Generally, the finer the porcelain, the smaller the pores, while the coarser the pottery, the larger the pores.
- Since porcelain is made from clay, the amount of iron spots present in the clay varies depending on the mineral content of the soil. These iron spots are harmless and do not affect the use of the porcelain. Removing them would require the use of chemical materials, which can be damaging to high-quality porcelain.
- Handmade products are not perfect, and each piece can have differences in size, shape, colour, and other aspects.
- $391.99
This meticulously crafted “Two Dragons Playing with a Pearl” Zisha teapot is created by skilled artisan Ni Weiqin. The body of the teapot is made from natural purple clay, known for its robust texture and excellent breathability, which allows it to fully absorb the aroma of tea, enhancing the richness of the brew. The lid features intricately sculpted “Two Dragons Playing with a Pearl” decoration, showcasing extraordinary craftsmanship and symbolizing auspiciousness and celebration.
The teapot shape is known as “Qin Quan.” The design of the “Qin Quan” teapot is inspired by the ancient Chinese weighing instrument called “Quan,” used during the Qin Dynasty as part of the unified system of weights and measures established to consolidate central power. The “Quan” symbolized fairness and authority with its solemn and stable form. Therefore, the “Qin Quan” teapot inherits this sense of weight and dignity, with a rounded and low profile that conveys a sense of stability and grandeur, symbolizing fairness, integrity, and strength.
Additionally, the teapot body is inscribed with the Chinese character “Huan Xi (Joy in English),” further conveying the user’s love for life and pursuit of beauty. The overall design is simple and elegant, with a balanced proportion between the spout, handle, and body, perfectly blending traditional charm and artistic appeal.
Zisha Teapot Care Instructions:
- Simple Preparation: Clean the inside and outside of the teapot. Place it in a container and submerge it in water (fill the teapot with water as well), leaving it to soak overnight. The next day, rinse it with boiling water, and the teapot will be ready for use. This process helps remove any earthy or foreign taste and dust on the teapot.
- Usage: After each use, rinse the teapot thoroughly and keep the interior dry.
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Out of Stock$371.99
This Liufang Linglong Yixing Teapot is meticulously crafted using semi-handmade techniques by the skilled artisan Weiqin Ni, with original Qing Shui Ni as the primary material.
The clay, Qing Shui Ni, is a pure Zisha (purple clay) ore that undergoes aging and meticulous processing to become refined. Known for its rustic and understated appearance, this clay develops a rich patina and depth of character with prolonged use, making it highly cherished by tea enthusiasts and teapot makers. Its colour is mellow and warm, with a fine texture, exceptional breathability, and fewer impurities compared to other clays, giving it outstanding stability. The longer it is used, the more lustrous and nuanced its reddish tones become, making it increasingly charming over time.
This teapot features a Liufang Linglong spout design, characterised by a well-balanced and elegant shape. The hexagonal lines are sharp yet fluid, creating a harmonious geometric aesthetic. The body of the teapot is exceptionally smooth and rounded, a testament to the artisan’s exceptional craftsmanship. The lid fits seamlessly with the teapot body, and the knob is simple yet full, making it easy to lift and handle. The spout ensures smooth and even water flow, while the gracefully curved handle integrates perfectly with the pot’s body, providing a comfortable grip and ease of use.
The Liufang Linglong design reflects the traditional cultural values of precision and harmony, while also conveying the auspicious meaning of “double sixes for good fortune” in Chinese tradition. This teapot is not only a practical tool for brewing tea but also a piece of art that embodies the profound cultural heritage and timeless charm of Yixing tea ware.
Zisha Teapot Care Instructions:
- Simple Preparation: Clean the inside and outside of the teapot. Place it in a container and submerge it in water (fill the teapot with water as well), leaving it to soak overnight. The next day, rinse it with boiling water, and the teapot will be ready for use. This process helps remove any earthy or foreign taste and dust on the teapot.
- Usage: After each use, rinse the teapot thoroughly and keep the interior dry.
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Out of Stock$371.99
This Zi Zhi Yixing teapot is meticulously handcrafted using fine purple clay as the raw material. It is carefully crafted by artisan Weiqin Ni, a skilled master of arts and crafts.
The teapot’s body features a clean and fluid design, embodying the rustic beauty of traditional Yixing clay craftsmanship. Its form is sturdy and elegant, with a flattened round shape that exudes strength and resilience. The spout is short and straight, ensuring smooth pouring, while the handle is naturally connected to the body, providing a comfortable grip. The surface of the teapot reveals the fine sandy texture unique to purple clay, with a warm and natural luster that enhances its understated charm.
Yixing purple clay, represented by purple clay, best showcases the timeless and elegant characteristics of Yixing craftsmanship, fully expressing the charm of Yixing teapots. Purple clay is rustic and rugged, with a subdued and restrained tone, likened to a mature man radiating masculinity. Teapots made from high-quality purple clay develop a jade-like warmth after use, earning the reputation of “purple jade and golden sand.”
In addition, purple clay is known for its excellent plasticity, breathability, and stability, making it an ideal material for crafting teapots.
Zisha Teapot Care Instructions:
- Simple Preparation: Clean the inside and outside of the teapot. Place it in a container and submerge it in water (fill the teapot with water as well), leaving it to soak overnight. The next day, rinse it with boiling water, and the teapot will be ready for use. This process helps remove any earthy or foreign taste and dust on the teapot.
- Usage: After each use, rinse the teapot thoroughly and keep the interior dry.
- $371.99
This Gongdeng Yixing teapot is crafted with meticulous semi-handmade techniques, using purple clay as the material, and is carefully made by master craftsman Weiqin Ni.
The Gongdeng Purple Clay Teapot, as its name suggests, boasts a unique design reminiscent of a traditional, elegant palace lantern, exuding an air of sophistication and nobility. The teapot features smooth, flowing lines, with a meticulously crafted spout and lid that combine practicality with artistic charm. During tea brewing, the Gongdeng Purple Clay Teapot enhances its thermal insulation properties, allowing the aroma and flavours of the tea leaves to be fully released.
One side of the teapot is adorned with exquisite bamboo leaf relief carvings, with vivid and natural lines symbolising resilience and purity. The other side bears the inscription “君子尚德” (Gentlemen Value Virtue), encouraging kindness and benevolence. The script is neatly and elegantly engraved, reflecting the artisan’s dedication to quality and artistry.
This teapot is made from purple clay, renowned for its excellent breathability and absorption. It not only enhances the richness of the tea but also develops a more lustrous and refined surface over time with use. The warm and delicate texture of the purple clay, coupled with its understated elegance, embodies the essence of traditional aesthetics, making it a cherished choice for both enthusiasts and collectors of purple clay teapots.
The Gongdeng Purple Clay Teapot is not just a functional tea-making vessel but also a masterpiece that embodies the heritage of Chinese traditional culture and aesthetic craftsmanship. Whether used for daily tea brewing or displayed as a collectible, it highlights the refined taste and elegance of its owner.
Zisha Teapot Care Instructions:
- Simple Preparation: Clean the inside and outside of the teapot. Place it in a container and submerge it in water (fill the teapot with water as well), leaving it to soak overnight. The next day, rinse it with boiling water, and the teapot will be ready for use. This process helps remove any earthy or foreign taste and dust on the teapot.
- Usage: After each use, rinse the teapot thoroughly and keep the interior dry.
- $371.99
This Gongdeng Zisha Teapot is meticulously handcrafted with semi-manual techniques, made from natural purple clay and carefully crafted by the skilled artisan Ni Weiqin.
The Gongdeng Zisha Teapot, as its name suggests, features a distinctive design reminiscent of an ancient palace lantern, evoking a sense of elegance and sophistication. Its teapot body has smooth lines, and the spout and lid are crafted with precision, combining practicality with artistic charm. During tea brewing, the Gongdeng teapot effectively retains heat, allowing the aroma and flavor of the tea to fully develop.
One side of the teapot is adorned with an intricate floral and bird motif. The branches stretch gracefully, while the birds are depicted in lively poses, creating a scene brimming with vitality and poetic beauty, symbolizing harmony and the beauty of nature. The other side features neatly engraved characters, reflecting the artisan’s dedication to quality and artistry.
This teapot is made from purple clay, renowned for its excellent breathability and absorption properties. It enhances the richness of tea flavor and develops a lustrous patina with prolonged use, making it a favorite among Zisha teapot enthusiasts. The purple clay’s warm and delicate texture, combined with its understated elegance, embodies a deep sense of traditional charm, making it a premium choice for both tea lovers and collectors.
The Gongdeng Zisha Teapot is not only a practical tea-brewing vessel but also a cherished piece of art that carries forward the cultural heritage and aesthetic craftsmanship of China. Whether used for daily tea ceremonies or displayed as a collectible, it highlights the user’s refined taste and elegance.
Zisha Teapot Care Instructions:
- Simple Preparation: Clean the inside and outside of the teapot. Place it in a container and submerge it in water (fill the teapot with water as well), leaving it to soak overnight. The next day, rinse it with boiling water, and the teapot will be ready for use. This process helps remove any earthy or foreign taste and dust on the teapot.
- Usage: After each use, rinse the teapot thoroughly and keep the interior dry.
- $371.99
This Xian Yuan Yixing teapot is meticulously handcrafted using premium red Jiangpo clay by the skilled artisan Weiqin Ni. The clay is fine and textured, exuding a warm red luster that is understated yet elegant, embodying a deep sense of traditional charm.
The teapot features the classic “Xian Yuan” design, characterized by a clean and refined silhouette. The body is defined by smooth and graceful curves, with seamlessly flowing lines that showcase meticulous craftsmanship. The rim is perfectly level, and the lid fits snugly with the body. The rounded knob on the lid is both aesthetically pleasing and easy to grasp, ensuring comfort during use. The handle is beautifully curved, offering a comfortable grip, while the spout is smooth and ensures a steady and even flow of water. The “Xian Yuan” shape is rooted in traditional geometric aesthetics, emphasizing harmonious proportions and smooth lines. It exemplifies the spirit of Yixing craftsmanship while imparting a serene and subtle beauty to its form.
Red Jiangpo clay is known for its rich texture, excellent oiliness, and remarkable breathability, making it ideal for tea brewing and nurturing. This clay enhances the aroma of tea and elevates its flavour, producing a rich and mellow brew. It is an exceptional choice for both tea enthusiasts and collectors.
With its exquisite craftsmanship and attention to detail, this teapot excels in both functionality and artistic value. Whether used for daily tea brewing or as a display piece, it showcases extraordinary quality and represents the perfect fusion of traditional Yixing artistry with modern aesthetics.
Zisha Teapot Care Instructions:
- Simple Preparation: Clean the inside and outside of the teapot. Place it in a container and submerge it in water (fill the teapot with water as well), leaving it to soak overnight. The next day, rinse it with boiling water, and the teapot will be ready for use. This process helps remove any earthy or foreign taste and dust on the teapot.
- Usage: After each use, rinse the teapot thoroughly and keep the interior dry.
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Out of Stock$15.99
This coarse pottery tea tray is simple and reserved, adorned with hand-pulled mysterious patterns, showcasing its natural and rustic beauty. The exterior of the tea tray presents a rich texture and deep colour, giving a sense of simplicity and solidity.
- $443.99
This Gaiwan is crafted using the authentic wood-fired, unglazed technique. Without any applied glaze, the surface develops naturally as wood ash falls, melts, and flows during the high-temperature firing, creating rich layers of color. The outer wall bears fire marks of grey-black, milky white, brown, and ochre, with subtle kiln variations that resemble the weathered texture of ancient stone.
The most distinctive feature is the pine frost-like bluish-green vitrified crystallisation inside the bowl. This cool green tone is formed as minerals from the wood ash melt and crystallise under intense heat and a reducing atmosphere. Between the crystals lie natural crackle patterns, their glossy brilliance echoing the bowl’s milky-white tones, evoking the image of frost settling upon pine branches in winter—pure, serene, and alive.
Portions of the inner surface show a pronounced vitrified effect. During firing, as the temperature rises, components within the clay and ash gradually melt, forming a glass-like glaze layer. Vitrification gives the interior surface its hardness and smoothness, while enhancing both texture and utility. The essence of wood-firing lies in its irreproducibility: flame paths, ash deposits, and cooling rhythms together shape the unique character of each vessel.
Named Pine Forest, this Gaiwan conveys both the cool bluish-green tones within and the natural elegance of wood-fired ware. Rugged yet refined, rustic yet graceful, it embodies a balance of artistry, beauty, and collectible value.
- $443.99
This Gaiwan is crafted using the authentic wood-fired, unglazed technique. Without the application of glaze, the surface develops naturally as wood ash falls, melts, and flows during high firing, leaving behind an organic glaze layer and traces of fire. The exterior displays an interplay of dark brown, ochre, grey, and mossy green tones, while the lid and bowl are marked with striking flame-swept patterns, resulting in an unrepeatable beauty unique to each firing.
Inside the bowl, parts of the surface show a distinct vitrified effect. During firing, as the temperature rises to a certain level, minerals in the clay and ash partially melt, forming a glass-like glaze layer. This vitrified surface is glossy, dense, and durable, with natural traces of flowing ash glaze. Vitrification not only enhances the shine and texture of the gaiwan but also strengthens the vessel, improving its resistance to wear and corrosion.
The charm of wood-firing lies in the principle of “one piece, one world.” Every firing is a dialogue with flame, ash, temperature, and atmosphere, and the final result is always one of a kind. Each wood-fired Gaiwan carries the joint creation of nature and fire—raw and primal, yet elegant and refined—holding both artistic and collectible value.
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Out of Stock$42.99
This ink wash wood-fired kiln altered flat teapot is a uniquely crafted piece of teaware that perfectly blends traditional and modern aesthetics. Here is a detailed description of this teapot:
- Unique Appearance: The teapot features a flat shape, with a broad, flat body, and relatively short spout and handle. The overall design is distinctive, with naturally flowing ink wash wood-fired kiln altered patterns on the surface, providing a visual delight.
- High-Temperature Wood-Firing Technique: The teapot is made using traditional high-temperature wood-firing techniques, undergoing prolonged high-temperature firing to create natural kiln transmutation effects. This process not only gives the teapot a unique texture and color variation but also enhances its durability and practicality.
- Exquisite Handcraftsmanship: The teapot is handcrafted, with every detail meticulously sculpted. From the spout to the handle, each part showcases the maker’s superb craftsmanship and passion for tea art.
- Strong Practicality: The design of the teapot considers convenience in actual use. The spout ensures a smooth flow of tea without dripping, the handle is comfortable to hold, and the lid fits tightly to preserve the tea aroma.
- Cultural Symbolism: The ink wash patterns on the body are not only aesthetically pleasing but also embody the mountain and water imagery of traditional Chinese culture, symbolizing a carefree, detached, and immortal life free from worldly concerns. This cultural element adds profound cultural significance to the teapot.
- Combination of Aesthetics and Function: This teapot is suitable for both daily use and as a collectible art piece. Its unique aesthetic design and practical functionality enhance the tea-drinking experience while also serving as a decorative item to beautify living spaces.
This ink wash wood-fired kiln altered flat teapot is a treasure in any teaware collection. Whether for personal use or as a gift for friends and family, it reflects the user’s taste and appreciation for traditional craftsmanship.
Please note: Due to the unique nature of the kiln altered process, the glaze and colors formed during firing are one-of-a-kind. Therefore, each piece of teaware is unique. All orders will be shipped randomly.
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Stoneware clay wood-fired teapots are handcrafted, which means that each piece is unique. And it has a unique beauty that comes from both the nature of the materials used and the firing process.
Stoneware clay is a type of ceramic clay that has a naturally earthy and organic appearance. It is often chosen by potters for its ability to give a warm and rustic feel to their work. When combined with the natural effects of wood-firing, the teapot can have a very distinct and beautiful appearance.
This unique teapot can be an impressive beauty and enjoyment when experiencing tea tasting ceremony.
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Out of Stock$29.99
This fair cup was baked with firewood and was made of both kiln-fired glaze variations and coloured & cracked glaze craft. Each one is unique and handmade – no two being exactly alike.
The overall design of this fair cup is simple and unsophisticated. The unique cracked glaze technique used creates beautiful patterns on the cup’s surface. Over time as it is soaked with tea soup, then resulting variations in the pattern make each piece truly outstanding and add more enjoyment to the tea-drinking experience.
Attention:
- Kiln-fired glaze variations are often unpredictable and can result in a wide range of colours from a single firing.
- The porosity of ceramics varies depending on the materials used, the recipe, the pressure applied, the duration of pressure, the thickness of the body, the firing temperature, and the duration of firing. Generally, the finer the porcelain, the smaller the pores, while the coarser the pottery, the larger the pores.
- Since porcelain is made from clay, the amount of iron spots present in the clay varies depending on the mineral content of the soil. These iron spots are harmless and do not affect the use of the porcelain. Removing them would require the use of chemical materials, which can be damaging to high-quality porcelain.
- Handmade products are not perfect, and each piece can have differences in size, shape, colour, and other aspects.
- $150.99
This tasting cup is made using the authentic wood fired unglazed technique. Without any applied glaze, the surface is shaped naturally as wood ash falls, melts, and flows during the high temperature firing, giving rise to colors and textures that cannot be replicated. The outer wall reveals fire marks of grey black, ochre and rust brown, with a rugged yet natural texture reminiscent of stone and earth weathered over time, which inspired the name aged earth tone.
The interior displays striking kiln effects, where layers of yellow and brown melted ash glaze emerged naturally during the firing. Some areas exhibit a vitrified surface, glossy and smooth, with light and dark contrasts that add depth. The collaboration between fire and wood ash creates rich layers of color, evoking mineral veins buried deep within the earth, rustic yet profound.
The essence of wood firing lies in its irreproducibility. The path of the flames, the settling of ash, and the pace of cooling all shape the individuality of each piece. Every cup is a creation of both fire and nature, balancing raw strength with quiet refinement, and rustic charm with graceful elegance.
This wood fired aged earth tone tasting cup is not only a vessel for daily tea drinking but also a unique work of art with lasting collectible value.
- $150.99
This tasting cup is made using the authentic wood fired unglazed technique. Without any applied glaze, the surface develops naturally as wood ash falls, melts, and flows during the high temperature firing, creating rich layers of color. The outer wall shows fire marks of grey black, milky white, brown and ochre, with delicate kiln variations that resemble the calm texture of stone weathered over time.
The most distinctive feature is the bluish green vitrified crystallisation formed inside the cup, reminiscent of pine frost. This cool green tone is created as minerals in the wood ash melt and crystallise under intense heat and a reducing atmosphere. Between the crystals lie natural crackle patterns, glossy and bright, evoking frost on pine branches in winter, serene and vivid.
Parts of the inner surface show a clear vitrified effect. During firing, as the temperature rises, components within the clay and ash gradually melt, forming a glass like glaze layer. Vitrification makes the surface harder and smoother, while enhancing both texture and usability. The essence of wood firing lies in its irreproducibility: flame paths, ash deposits and cooling rhythms together shape the unique character of this cup.
Named Pine Forest, it conveys its cool bluish green tones and the natural elegance of wood fired ware. Rugged yet refined, rustic yet graceful, it holds both artistic beauty and collectible value.
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Stoneware clay wood-fired teapots are handcrafted, which means that each piece is unique. And it has a unique beauty that comes from both the nature of the materials used and the firing process.
Stoneware clay is a type of ceramic clay that has a naturally earthy and organic appearance. It is often chosen by potters for its ability to give a warm and rustic feel to their work. When combined with the natural effects of wood-firing, the teapot can have a very distinct and beautiful appearance.
This unique teapot can be an impressive beauty and enjoyment when experiencing tea tasting ceremony.
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-20% OffOriginal price was: $45.99.$36.99Current price is: $36.99.
This fair cup is baked with firewood and is made by both kiln-fired glaze variations and cracked glaze craft. Each one is unique and made by hand, with no two being exactly alike.
The square and simple shape of the cup allows for smooth pouring. The unique cracked glaze technique used creates beautiful patterns on the cup’s surface. Over time as it is soaked with tea soup, resulting variations in the pattern make each piece truly outstanding and add more enjoyment to the tea-drinking experience.
Attention:
- Kiln-fired glaze variations are often unpredictable and can result in a wide range of colours from a single firing.
- The porosity of ceramics varies depending on the materials used, the recipe, the pressure applied, the duration of pressure, the thickness of the body, the firing temperature, and the duration of firing. Generally, the finer the porcelain, the smaller the pores, while the coarser the pottery, the larger the pores.
- Since porcelain is made from clay, the amount of iron spots present in the clay varies depending on the mineral content of the soil. These iron spots are harmless and do not affect the use of the porcelain. Removing them would require the use of chemical materials, which can be damaging to high-quality porcelain.
- Handmade products are not perfect, and each piece can have differences in size, shape, colour, and other aspects.
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This ink wash kiln Altered Dezhong teapot is a beautifully handcrafted piece of teaware that combines traditional craftsmanship with modern aesthetics, showcasing unique artistic charm. Here is a detailed description of this Dezhong teapot:
- Unique Appearance: The Dezhong teapot is known for its rounded and upright body and simple, elegant design. The teapot features natural kiln transmutation patterns that resemble ink wash paintings, adding a unique artistic touch and visual appeal.
- High-Temperature Kiln Altered Technique: The teapot is crafted using traditional high-temperature kiln altered techniques. The unique colors and textures formed during the firing process make each teapot a one-of-a-kind piece of art. The body of the teapot exhibits rich color variations and natural glaze transitions, showcasing the wonders of nature.
- Exquisite Handcraftsmanship: This teapot is handcrafted by experienced artisans, with every detail meticulously polished. From the spout to the handle, each part reflects the maker’s superb craftsmanship and passion for tea art.
- Strong Practicality: The design of the Dezhong teapot emphasizes practicality. The spout ensures a smooth flow of tea without dripping; the handle is comfortable to hold, making it easy to use; the lid fits tightly, preserving the tea’s aroma.
- Cultural Symbolism: The ink wash kiln transmutation patterns on the body are not only aesthetically pleasing but also embody the mountain and water imagery of traditional Chinese culture, symbolizing a carefree, detached, and immortal life free from worldly concerns. This cultural element adds profound cultural significance to the teapot.
- Combination of Aesthetics and Function: This Dezhong teapot is suitable for both daily use and as a collectible art piece. Its unique aesthetic design and practical functionality enhance the tea-drinking experience while also serving as a decorative item to beautify living spaces.
This ink wash kiln altered Dezhong teapot is a treasure in any teaware collection. Whether for personal use or as a gift for friends and family, it reflects the user’s taste and appreciation for traditional craftsmanship.
Please note: Due to the unique nature of the kiln altered process, the glaze and colors formed during firing are one-of-a-kind. Therefore, each piece of teaware is unique. All orders will be shipped randomly.
