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as a result of interplay between tea and zisha (clay)
The line of teacups are made by a female potter
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 gaiwan is spread with black pockmarks across
Countryside Qinghua Woodfired Teacup handpainted teacup as a result of interplayThe 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 tranquil countryside life. In comparison with normal qinghua porcelains, the teacup is stunning with the underglaze red whose colour is not easy to come out and retain on the porcelain under the high temperature without right and