Wabisabi Woodfired Teacup Style:C The wood-fired teacup is hand

The wood-fired teacup is hand thrown in the shape of swirl in Dehua

The teacup is textured with glossy and matte white drippings as well as speckles of various colours which is created by interaction between ash of wood and original unglazed clay in a complicated firing process

the tea poured out of teapot is estimated around 100ml -200ml depending on the size of teapot

the rim is extremely easy to pour out the tea and thin enough to prevent the fingers from the heat as well

Those tea trays are characterized by the various hand-engraving under silver glaze

Wabisabi Woodfired Teacup Style:C The wood-fired teacup is handThose woodfired teacups are made of dark clay in Jingdezhen. They feature the imperfect shapes and complex of surfaces created by the ash during the course of firing using plenty of pine trees for 3 days and nights. Teacup A features vitrified surface covered by brown spots with mottled effect . It surprisingly offers nice pleasure to hold with this wabisabi shape. Capacity: 100ml of liquid up to the rim, Teacup B features the gree drips over the