White Porcelain Hand-painted Hat Teacup
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: White Porcelain
- Origin: Dehua, Quanzhou, Fujian
- Dimensions and Capacity: 2.55''D x 2.2''H (6.5 cm x 5.6cm) 120ml
- These cups are known in Chinese as "Dou Li Bei" - which is named after the tapered straw hats common in rural China. The shape expands out while barely rising in height, which lends this Hat Teacup a very special profile, both from the side and from above.
- Li, originated from ancient eastern countries, a kind of braided hat for shade and rain. In the "Book of Songs", there is the sentence "He Weihe Li". It can still be seen everywhere in mountain villages and water towns. For example, when a tea girl picks tea, she wears a hat on her head and a bamboo basket tied to her waist to cover the sun and the rain. The breeze occasionally blows and she takes off the hat. At that moment, she seems to have the whole nature.
- "Lonely boat, fishing alone in the cold river snow" fisherman fishing by the river, there is always no hate on his head, and in response to the scene, he composes a beautiful oriental ink painting with rivers and rivers, literary art, literary and artistic. Yiruo's lack of literature seems to be the lack of body and soul. Just like people like something, not only like it itself, but like its interesting soul, like its inherited culture.
- The Hat Teacup white glaze on the outer wall is as warm as jade, and the white glaze is brushed on the inside, which is elegant and fresh. Hand-painted tea cups add a little fun to our tea time. The charm of hand-painted is endless, not limited to a certain style, not limited to famous works. Every Hat Teacup, every color, and every line, can feel a different mood and story.
- Hat Teacup is made of excellent quality material and feel smooth and soft in the hand, but still substantial. Ever slightly off-white, they show the tea color clearly and cleanly, and are excellent choices for people whose aesthetic is that of understated quality.
- “Bowl Hat" is a traditional style made popular during the Qing dynasty. This tea cup replicates an artistic style typically applied during emperor Yong Zhen's reign. Each piece has subtle variations in size and pattern. Simply beautiful to behold and easy to use, this fine Hat Teacup will surely enrich your authentic tea experience.
White Porcelain Hand-painted Hat Teacup
$9.87
梅 Plum Blossom
Frequently Asked Questions
What material is the Hat Teacup made of, and is it durable for daily use?
The Hat Teacup is made of high-quality white porcelain, which is known for its durability and smooth feel, making it suitable for daily tea drinking while maintaining an elegant appearance.
What is the inspiration behind the shape of the Hat Teacup?
The shape of the Hat Teacup is inspired by traditional tapered straw hats called 'Li,' common in rural China, with a design that expands outward and offers a unique, artistic profile from different angles.
Can I see the Chinese cultural significance of the Hat Teacup in its design?
Yes, the Hat Teacup’s design reflects Chinese cultural elements such as the traditional braided hat 'Li,' symbolizing shade and rain protection, and evokes scenes of rural life and nature, enriching your tea experience with cultural depth.
What are the visual features of the Hat Teacup’s glaze and hand-painting?
The Hat Teacup features a warm, jade-like white glaze on the outer wall, with a delicately brushed white glaze on the inside, complemented by hand-painted details that add a touch of elegance and storytelling to each cup.
Is the Hat Teacup suitable for those who appreciate understated, aesthetic designs?
Absolutely, the Hat Teacup’s slightly off-white tone and simple yet elegant design appeal to those who value understated quality and want to enjoy a refined tea time experience with a piece rich in cultural symbolism.
