Black Celadon Tea Cup

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Weight：160g
Diameter:8.7cm
Height:5cm
This tea cup is a replica of a unique black-bodied celadon treasure in the Victoria and Albert Museum. As the most unique and rare category of Longquan celadon, black-bodied celadon has a profound historical heritage and excellent craftsmanship value.
Its body is deep gray-black, just like the depth of the night, laying a simple tone. The characteristics of thin body and thick glaze make the glaze color more rich and full, coupled with the exquisite presentation of “purple mouth and iron foot” – the glaze layer at the rim is thin, revealing a light purple, as if it has been stained by time; the bottom foot is unglazed, showing an iron-brown color, showing a simple and vigorous look. What is particularly rare is that the glaze surface of this cup is even and clean, without the common cracking pattern, which is unique in the black-bodied celadon category, and is more simple, generous, elegant and restrained.
It is not only a practical tea tasting vessel, but also an artistic treasure that carries a thousand-year ceramic culture. Every time you pick it up, you can touch the thread of history and feel the exquisiteness and charm of traditional craftsmanship. It is a great choice whether you use it for your own enjoyment or as a gift to relatives and friends.

This tea cup is a replica of a unique black-bodied celadon treasure in the Victoria and Albert Museum. As the most unique and rare category of Longquan celadon, black-bodied celadon has a profound historical heritage and excellent craftsmanship value.
Its body is deep gray-black, just like the depth of the night, laying a simple tone. The characteristics of thin body and thick glaze make the glaze color more rich and full, coupled with the exquisite presentation of “purple mouth and iron foot” – the glaze layer at the rim is thin, revealing a light purple, as if it has been stained by time; the bottom foot is unglazed, showing an iron-brown color, showing a simple and vigorous look. What is particularly rare is that the glaze surface of this cup is even and clean, without the common cracking pattern, which is unique in the black-bodied celadon category, and is more simple, generous, elegant and restrained.
It is not only a practical tea tasting vessel, but also an artistic treasure that carries a thousand-year ceramic culture. Every time you pick it up, you can touch the thread of history and feel the exquisiteness and charm of traditional craftsmanship. It is a great choice whether you use it for your own enjoyment or as a gift to relatives and friends.