Jianzhan "Hundred Flowers" Tea Cup

Jianzhan "Hundred Flowers" Series Tea Cups Jianzhan tea ware originates from the Song Dynasty (960-1279), where potters learned that iron particles in glaze would form exquisite patterns when heated to over 1350C/2462F. Our Jianzhan cups are made by potter Zeng Xiaohui and his team. The glaze style named "One Hundred Flowers" for the intricate white flashes in the glaze. Jianzhan Cup Shapes Zeng Laoshi prepared two styles of cups for us. Pick the one you like best, or combo both for a discount! Please note that these cups are individual pieces of art. No two cups are exactly the same, meaning the exact glaze pattern will differ slightly from cup to cup. "Straw Hat" Jianzhan Cup Named "Dou Li Bei" in Chinese, after the straw hats worn by tea farmers. "Round Hat" Jianzhan Cup. Named "Mao Zi Bei" in Chinese, after round, dome-shaped hats. Gift Box & Certificate of Authenticity Each Jianzhan cup comes in a gorgeous blue box with calligraphy reading "Jesse's Teahouse" attached on the outside, along with our red company seal carved by Master calligrapher Tang Qingnian. Inside the box is protective padding as well as a certificate of authenticity. Jesse’s Review: What's a "Host Cup"?…