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This ceramic tea cup is finished with a traditional ash glaze, made from mineral-rich ash used in high-temperature firing.
Unlike pure white porcelain, the glaze develops a warm off-white tone with subtle iron specks and natural variations, making each piece unique.
Each cup features handwritten calligraphy, applied individually by hand rather than printed, preserving the spontaneity and warmth of brushwork.
Small variations in glaze tone, texture, and calligraphy are natural results of the firing and handcraft process, and are considered part of the aesthetic rather than defects.
This ceramic tea cup is finished with a traditional ash glaze, made from mineral-rich ash used in high-temperature firing.
Unlike pure white porcelain, the glaze develops a warm off-white tone with subtle iron specks and natural variations, making each piece unique.
Each cup features handwritten calligraphy, applied individually by hand rather than printed, preserving the spontaneity and warmth of brushwork.
Small variations in glaze tone, texture, and calligraphy are natural results of the firing and handcraft process, and are considered part of the aesthetic rather than defects.
