Handpainted Chinese Underglaze Red Youlihong Porcelain Jingdezhen Traditional Covert Eight Immortals Anbaxian Pattern Teacup

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Handpainted Chinese Underglaze Red Youlihong Porcelain Jingdezhen Traditional Covert Eight Immortals Anbaxian Pattern TeacupTechnically, Youlihong( Underglaze red) is always regarded as the most high class and the most difficult red glaze in China. Underglaze red was an innovation from Jingdezhen, China, during the Yuan dynasty. Similar to the production of blue and white, copper pigmentwhich turns red after firingwas applied under a layer of transparent glaze before the ware was fired. In the past, copper served as the primary pigment for monochrome glazes, but as cobalt

The beautifiul glazing on lovely teapot is actually wood ash glaze from wood fire cave

The "Flower Goddess

capacity: fair cup 125ml

The bottom of the teapot is like a plate connected to the body of the teapot

The raw material of this black tea is from a high mountain biological tea garden above 600m-1500m from Emei Mountain

the rarest Sheng Puerh teas are being fermented for up to 30 years for the highest quality

The flavor

also known as the Thousand Buddha Grottoes or Caves of the Thousand Buddhas

The color of the clay is simple and elegant

then the second experienced bamboo craftsman made the incense burner

It can bee seen as an upated Gaiwan and it's very convenient to use it :)This is a teapot with seashells and starfish

5cmheight 11cm