Hand Painted Kungfu Teacup Set with Fishes and Lotus Pattern, Set of 6

This exquisitely designed and meticulously hand-crafted vessel is perfectly balanced for easy handling during tea brewing and serving. Tea enthusiasts often prefer to brew tea directly in the gaiwan, although it can also be used conventionally as a tea cup. Known as the Elder Brother Kiln, this celadon piece features a black celadon base with a natural glaze crackle. The celadon mouth exhibits a purple hue, while the exposed base appears black, a characteristic known as "Purple mouth and black foot." This piece exudes grace, refinement, and dignity, representing one of the five renowned kilns of the Song Dynasty.

China, the birthplace of porcelain, holds a significant place in the history of ceramics, particularly among the Han nationality. Long-quan celadon, with its exquisite craftsmanship and intricate decorations, epitomizes the pinnacle of Ancient Celadon artistry.

This set of six series showcases the lotus growth process, symbolizing the changing seasons of spring, summer, autumn, and winter. Accompanied by a Butterfly Embroidery Pendant, the vividly hand-painted fishes seem to swim gracefully in the jade-like vessel when green tea is poured in.

Featuring a variety of patterns, this set has a capacity of 70ml and dimensions of 2.8 x 2.8 x 1.38 inches, offering a moment of relaxation with every use. It serves as an ideal gift for anyone who appreciates fine craftsmanship.

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