Blue and White Alum Red Teacup Wrapped Silver Copper Mouth MoriMa Tea
Blue and White Alum Red Teacup Wrapped Silver Copper Mouth MoriMa Tea
Blue and White Alum Red Teacup Wrapped Silver Copper Mouth MoriMa Tea
Blue and White Alum Red Teacup Wrapped Silver Copper Mouth MoriMa Tea
Blue and White Alum Red Teacup Wrapped Silver Copper Mouth MoriMa Tea
Blue and White Alum Red Teacup Wrapped Silver Copper Mouth MoriMa Tea
Blue and White Alum Red Teacup Wrapped Silver Copper Mouth MoriMa Tea
Blue and White Alum Red Teacup Wrapped Silver Copper Mouth MoriMa Tea
Blue and White Alum Red Teacup Wrapped Silver Copper Mouth MoriMa Tea

Blue and White Alum Red Teacup Wrapped Silver Copper Mouth

$127.67

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.

Style: Blue and White

Blue and White
Alum Red
Seaweed Fish

Mouth Material: Silver

Silver
Copper

Frequently Bought Together

Total price:$396.31
Description
  • Material: Ceramic
  • Origin: Jingdezhen, Jiangxi.
  • Capacity: 80 ml
  • The host cup, as the name suggests, is the cup used by the host during the tea ceremony. It is the host's business card, highlighting the host's identity, and is also a sign for guests to identify the host's preferences.
  • Cracked Glaze is a unique form of artistic expression, commonly seen in traditional Chinese ceramics. It refers to the cracks formed on the surface of ceramics, which not only add to the artistic beauty of the ceramics but are also a natural phenomenon in the production process.
  • Each slice has its unique charm and beauty. For example, "ice crack" slices open to form clear cracks like ice. They are very dense and have no gaps. They still appear crystal clear after hundreds of years. After being nourished by tea, it looks like gold threads covering the entire cup. It is very beautiful and has a unique charm.
  • China's old handicraft cup with a silver mouth begins with the buckle porcelain craftsmanship in the Tang and Song Dynasties.
  • This is an intangible cultural heritage skill, hand-beating, reverse rimming, and the inner wall of the teacup. The craftsman uses the ductility of silver to repeatedly beat the silver sheets to form the texture of the silver itself. Simple and restrained, it naturally fits the original shape of the cup, full of handmade charm and originality.
  • Whether it is the traces of handwork or the simple design, it reveals a simple yet deep elegance, conveying the beauty that seems to have gone through the years, and the unique deep charm of traditional culture. No need for too many words, just taste it carefully.
  • The alum red/blue-and-white poems on the cup body are like a flowing poem. Every line is like the brushstrokes of a craftsman, flowing with a deep historical charm, telling an intriguing story, and you can feel a subtle balance and harmony, as if it is a dialogue between heaven and earth, and a fusion of nature and humanity.
  • In your spare time, you can play with your favorite tea utensils, brew a pot of tea, smell the fragrance and drink the tea, forget all your worries, and have half a day of leisure.
  • <<Seven Bowls of Tea Song>>
    One cup to calm the mind,
    Two cups to ease the breath,
    Three cups to warm the heart,
    Four cups to heal the soul.
    Five cups to see the light,
    Six cups to find one's way,
    Seven cups to reach the end,
    A journey through life in one day.
    These cups of tea, a gift of grace,
    A moment to slow down and think.
    To savor the moment, the present place,
    And let all worries and troubles sink.
    For in the simple act of sipping tea,
    We can find peace, love, and joy.
    And in the presence of those dear to thee,
    We can find solace, hope, and faith to employ.
    So take the time to drink your tea,
    And let it fill you with its grace.
    May it bring you joy, serenity,
    And a gentle embrace.
    一碗喉吻润,二碗破孤闷。
    三碗搜枯肠,惟有文字五千卷。
    四碗发轻汗,平生不服事,尽向毛孔散。
    五碗肌骨清,六碗通仙灵。
    七碗吃不得也,唯觉两腋习习清风生。
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