Ceramic, hand-painted
Fish Teacup, 70 ml
Crafted using the "qinghua" technique, which translates to "blue-and-white porcelain" or "cobalt painting." This classic Jingdezhen porcelain method dates back to the Yuan Dynasty, reaching its peak during the Ming era. The beauty of these teacups lies in their elegant simplicity: pure minimalism and delicate lines hand-painted with cobalt. Although the walls are not thick, they remain comfortable to hold without burning your fingers, fitting pleasantly in the hand.
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Crafted using the "qinghua" technique, which translates to "blue-and-white porcelain" or "cobalt painting." This classic Jingdezhen porcelain method dates back to the Yuan Dynasty, reaching its peak during the Ming era. The beauty of these teacups lies in their elegant simplicity: pure minimalism and delicate lines hand-painted with cobalt. Although the walls are not thick, they remain comfortable to hold without burning your fingers, fitting pleasantly in the hand.

