Thangka Mahakala Pottery Gaiwan
Encounter a heart-warming tea container, taking a sip or two of light and elegant tea in the middle of a busy schedule; between touch and vision, clearly comprehend heaven, earth and people of nature and ingenuity.
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Description
- Material: Pottery
- Origin: Jingdezhen, Jiangxi.
- Size: 8.2cm x 7.2cm, capacity 110ml.
- The design of the Gaiwan is inspired by the ancient thangka art. Each one is carefully painted with a unique thangka pattern, which seems to condense thousands of years of history and culture into this small tea set. Each pattern is delicate and full of rich artistic atmosphere, which makes people fall in love with it at first sight.
- Thangka Gaiwan is produced in jingdezhen, Fujian province. It made of high-quality clay and fired at high temperatures to finally created a exquisite vessel. The color is bright but not vulgar, exquisite craftsmanship make it look elegant and beautiful. It has a dignified shape and smooth glaze. The surface is a Tibetan Thangka pattern. Tibetans believe that the Thangka painting will bring peace and good luck to them and their families, and also as a sign of conversion to Buddhism and the meaning of worshiping gods.
- Thangka Gaiwan has a comfortable touch, delicate and light. The best feature of this Gaiwan is that the lid can hover 360°over the rim of the cup, it's funny and convenient for making tea. The jade white inner glaze will bring out the brightness and lightness of the tea. This is a kind of Gaiwan that won't burn your hand when making tea. Because outward-facing rim extends the curvature of the Thangka Gaiwan, ensure that the edge is not hot to touch.
- Thangka Gaiwan is particularly exquisite with its unique thangka pattern. Thangka, as a form of Buddhist art, displays the profound teachings and religious concepts of Buddhism with its rich colors and delicate lines.
- Thangka Gaiwan - Show an infinite world in a limited space. Use bright colors to depict the sacred world, help yourself and others, and embrace good fortune.
- Thangka Gaiwan is made of raw clay, with texture and texture. It is hand-polished without glaze to restore the original color, and the circle foot lines stand firmly on the mat. The coarse pottery is kiln-turned, with a low-key color, and color technology is added to the original soil texture to become a natural and simple tea set.
- Combining thangka decoration with elements of the Formless Buddha, this Gaiwan not only shows the artistic beauty of the thangka, but also contains the spiritual connotation of the Formless Buddha. Feel the enlightenment of Buddhist teachings and inner peace while drinking tea with this Thangka Gaiwan, resulting in a thoughtful and relaxing experience.
- Every time I use the Gaiwan, I feel as if I am in an ancient and mysterious world, savoring the thousand-year-old tea culture and enjoying the unique tranquility and comfort. Such a tea set is a very thoughtful choice, whether it is given to yourself or as a gift to relatives and friends.
Thangka Mahakala Pottery Gaiwan