Highlights- Volume:110ml/3.7oz
- Material: iron clay,natural ore glaze; the pattern was naturally and automatically formed in kiln under high temporature around 1300℃. so the pattern of each cup is slightly different, not exactly the same; and the color maybe will be a little deeper or lighter to each one. so each Jianzhan cup is special and unique.
- Jianzhan Culture: Japanese people often use it to make tea bowls. Jianzhan porcelain is produced in Jianyang City, Fujian Province. It was popular in the Song Dynasty and is highly valued in China, South Korea, Japan and other places.
- Jianzhan's value: jianzhan with thick walls to avoid hot liquid burn your hands; it also changes the taste of tea,softening the water,compared to a porcelain glazed cup; The color of enamel will change with infusions after frequent use.
- Applications:Tea, Ceremony, Matcha, Coffee, Wine, Water, Cappuccino; or for decoration : Home, Office, Club, Livingroom, Lobby, Kitchen.
OverviewJianzhan is a famous traditional Chinese tea bowl, and the Japanese often use Jianzhan to make tea bowls. Jianzhan is produced in Jianyang, Fujian, and became popular in the Song Dynasty. It is deeply loved by people in China, South Korea, Japan and other countries. Jianzhan gradually fell out of favor in the Ming Dynasty, but fortunately, this tradition continued for several centuries in Japan and was reintroduced to China in its birthplace (Jianyang, Fujian) in the 1990s. Jianzhan still has a high value today. On May 23, 2011, the kiln construction and firing techniques of Jianzhan were included in the third batch of international intangible cultural heritage lists. When the leaders of the BRICS countries met in September 2017, Jianzhan was presented as a state gift to the leaders of the participating countries. Jianzhan is usually divided into five different styles: rainbow pattern, rabbit hair pattern, oil spot pattern, tortoise shell pattern, and partridge pattern.
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