Tasa Shayibe Celadonbe

This celadon tea bowl is like a quiet pond, with a simple and elegant color, outlining the freehand outline of Chinese aesthetics. The bowl body is soft and light green, with a warm color, like the mist lingering between the mountains in the morning, and like the new leaves blooming after the spring rain in the south of the Yangtze River, fresh and full of vitality, but also restrained and implicit.
Its lines are smooth and natural, from the slightly outward-slanting mouth of the bowl to the round bowl belly, and then to the small ring foot, the transition is gentle and smooth, and every turn contains the craftsman’s exquisite grasp of the shape. The copper-colored edge line carefully outlined on the edge of the bowl is like a finishing touch, adding a bit of refinement and nobility to this touch of green rhyme. The combination of rigidity and softness fully demonstrates the unique charm of oriental utensils.
This bowl is made of high-quality porcelain clay. The porcelain is fine and firm, and the glaze on the surface is uniform and lustrous, as if covered with a thin and transparent jade film. When you tap it gently, you can hear a crisp and pleasant sound, and the aftertaste is long. Whether it is used to brew fragrant green tea, watch the graceful posture of tea leaves stretching in the water; or taste the mellow black tea, feel the rich tea fragrance lingering on the tip of the tongue, this tea bowl can maximize the ritual and atmosphere of tea tasting.
It is not only a practical tea utensil, but also an art treasure that can be appreciated and collected. Whether it is tasting tea alone in a quiet afternoon, or talking about tea with friends at an elegant gathering, this celadon tea bowl can add a touch of poetry to time, carrying the thousand-year-old tea culture, and conveying the true meaning of oriental life aesthetics in a small space.