grey surface has been filled above with pockets of lustrous glaze and sunk at its center to make a place for a teapot or gaiwan
Ren Yi-Xin has mastered the art of combining technical precision with artistic expression
multi-colored leaves are not only a visual delight but also offer a multi-layered experience on the palate
this teapot wears a milky ivory glaze that softly pools around its bulbous body
silk jar with writing oolong_tieguanyin grey surface has been filledThese elegant jars provide a refined and secure method of storing tea, and make a stately fixture in any cabinet, kitchen shelf, or tea stash. Made solely of snow white porcelain, each has been hand crafted by potters in Jingdezhen, the Chinese 'Porcelain Capital', where ceramics are "as thin as paper, as white as jade, as bright as a mirror, and as sound as a bell." Sturdy and airtight, the lid carefully sanded to fit the body, the jars protect tea