Porcelain, Joto Studio
Ming Dynasty Style Teacups, 100 ml
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Sign inThey are crafted in the Qinghua technique, which translates to “blue and white porcelain” or “cobalt painting”. This is a classic Jingdezhen porcelain technique known since the Yuan dynasty, which truly flourished during the Ming era. The beauty of these cups lies in having nothing superfluous: absolute minimalism and delicate lines hand-painted with cobalt.
Despite their relatively thin walls, they do not burn your fingers and sit comfortably in the hand.
Specifications
- Category
- Teaware
- Type
- Cups
- Material
- Porcelain
- Volume
- 100 ml
- Producer
- Joto Studio
- Origin
- China / Jiangxi
- Packaging
- Gift box
Description
They are crafted in the Qinghua technique, which translates to “blue and white porcelain” or “cobalt painting”. This is a classic Jingdezhen porcelain technique known since the Yuan dynasty, which truly flourished during the Ming era. The beauty of these cups lies in having nothing superfluous: absolute minimalism and delicate lines hand-painted with cobalt.
Despite their relatively thin walls, they do not burn your fingers and sit comfortably in the hand.