Product Details
Configuration: 1 Gaiwan(Tea bowl), 3 Cups, 1 Tea Pet
Material: Ceramic
Craftsmanship: High-fired Celadon Glaze
Dimensions:
Gaiwan(Tea bowl): Diameter 9.9cm, Height 8cm
Cup: Diameter 5.8cm, Height 3.3cm
Capacity:
Gaiwan(Tea bowl): 75ml
Cup: 25ml
Product Introduction
As a signature cultural symbol within the "Tribute of Tianfu" collection, this piece uses the classic Gaiwan tea vessel as its prototype. It masterfully integrates the Stone Rhino—the mythical beast of Li Bing’s water conservancy—as the lid’s knob, inheriting the ancient wisdom of Shu's water management while imbuing the vessel with a profound humanistic narrative.
The silhouette adopts a "three-legged, three-sided" form, subtly echoing the Daoist philosophy that "the Three gives birth to all things." Its lines are minimalist yet resonate with a vivid spiritual rhythm. The entire vessel is coated in a Qiong Kiln celadon glaze, with lush green hues as nourishing as the Min River. This finish casts a hazy, mystical aesthetic reminiscent of the hidden realms of Ba-Shu, bringing a millennium of culture within arm's reach.
Product Features
Pengzhou White Porcelain, originating in the Late Tang-Five Dynasties and thriving in the Song Dynasty, is honored as the "Top Kiln of Sichuan White
Porcelain"a precious Bashu ceramic gem. Its craftsmanship is a provincial intangible cultural heritage and Tianfu Culture icon, praised by Du Fu. Fired
from selected raw clay, it features smooth texture and elegant glaze, combining collection and practical value as a new model for Sichuan ceramic inheritance
and innovation.
Blending Song porcelain charm with modern life, it delivers practical, gifting and collection value