River Qinghua Woodfired Teacup bowl They were wood-fired at a

They were wood-fired at a very high temperature for several days straight

Made of refined clay

From the rim to the bottom

So we suggest filling the cup with hot tea less than 2/3 volume

You will be amazed at the renovation of her works of art if you have gone through a lot of zisha pots in the normal market generally

River Qinghua Woodfired Teacup bowl They were wood-fired at aThe Qinghua teacup is made by fanggu clay () in Jingdezhen, which then turns subtle blueish white after being fired under 1280 1300, feeling comfortable in the hands. It features a fine handpainted blue red scene depicting a spectacular river and its surrounding. In comparison with normal qinghua porcelains, the teacup is stunning with the underglaze red whose color is not easy to come out and retain on the porcelain under the high temperature without