Ru Kiln Strawberry Rabbit Xishi Pot Set
Encounter a heart-warming tea container, taking a sip or two of light and elegant tea in the middle of a busy schedule; between touch and vision, clearly comprehend heaven, earth and people of nature and ingenuity.
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Description
- Material: Ceramic
- Origin: Jingdezhen, Jiangxi.
- Teapot: 12.7cm x 8.1cm, capacity 180ml.
- Teacup: 5.3 cm x 5.0 cm, capacity 55 ml.
- A one-of-a-kind, Strawberry Rabbit Xishi Pot set(One pot and two cups) is burnt into the teapot using the Ru Kiln method, which creates an intricate web of thin cracks. This Wabi Sabi style aesthetic dates back to the Song Dynasty.
- Ru Kiln is a process where temperature-controlled techniques are used to create cracks on the surface of the glaze. Each piece would have a unique pattern and the cracks will absorb the color of the tea as time goes on.
- The reason why the Xi Shi Pot is called "Xi Shi Pot" is mainly because its shape resembles the breasts of the ancient beauty Xi Shi. The characteristics of this type of pot are that the spout is short and slightly thick, the handle is shaped like an inverted ear, the lid is a truncated lid, and the bottom of the pot is retracted near the bottom. The Xi Shi teapot was originally called the "Wendan teapot", and later was named the "Xi Shi milk teapot" because its shape resembled Xi Shi's breasts, referred to as "Xi Shi" or "Xi Shi milk".
- The glaze is as pure as jade. It is fired at high temperatures. The glaze color is bright and thick. The slices are intertwined like cicada wings, giving people a rich sense of layering and making tea tasting an artistic enjoyment.
- The shape of the device is smooth and full, and the clever curvature makes water flow smooth and powerful. The patterns are bright, cute, and lifelike, and the shape of the device is neat and exquisite. Multiple filter holes in the spout effectively isolate the tea soup and ensure smooth water flow.
Ru Kiln Strawberry Rabbit Xishi Pot Set
$77.77
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the material used for the Xishi Pot Set?
The Xishi Pot Set is made from high-quality ceramic, ensuring durability and an elegant appearance.
Where is the Xishi Pot Set crafted?
This set is crafted in Jingdezhen, Jiangxi, renowned for its traditional ceramic artistry.
What are the dimensions and capacity of the teapot in the set?
The teapot measures 12.7cm x 8.1cm and has a capacity of 180ml, perfect for small tea servings.
What makes the Ru Kiln technique special for this Xishi Pot Set?
The Ru Kiln process uses temperature-controlled techniques to create intricate crack patterns on the glaze, giving each set a unique appearance and rich tea-absorbing qualities.
Why is it called the 'Xishi Pot' and what is its design inspiration?
The 'Xishi Pot' is named for its shape resembling the breasts of the ancient beauty Xi Shi, featuring a short, thick spout, inverted ear-shaped handle, and a truncated lid, blending aesthetic and functional elegance.
