Porcelain Flowers Ash Glaze Gaiwan Style:Gaiwan it will inevitably to be

it will inevitably to be dirty

and is copied from the Wu Jing Purple Sand Teapot in Nanjing Museum

this famous tea with a long history

with a wrapped handle that provides a secure grip and a visual contrast to the zhu mud concave and convex kettle body

the form of incense we use has evolved from leaves

Porcelain Flowers Ash Glaze Gaiwan Style:Gaiwan it will inevitably to beMaterial: Ceramics Origin: Jingdezhen, Jiangxi Gaiwan 9. 0 cm 9. 0 cm, 150 ml The burnt grass and wood ash are ground to make the glaze. After 15 hours of high temperature burning at 1300 degrees Celsius, the texture is like jade and restrained and elegant. The grass and wood ash glaze series adopt the kiln transformation process, and high temperature firing, and the glaze is highly combined with the pottery body. There are star spot minerals