Chaozhou Antique Carved Songhe Tin Tea Tray
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: Pure Tin
- Origin: Chaozhou, Guangdong.
- Size: D14.0cm x 1.5cm
- The Records of Chaozhou Prefecture during the Qianlong period recorded that the high-quality tin raw materials produced in Chaozhou "must be carved and melted by Chaoyang craftsmen". There is a saying: "Suzhou style, Chaoyang craftsmen". In the late Qing Dynasty, Chaoyang tinware was regarded as a famous Chinese product and was even exported abroad.
- Originating from the tin-making technique of the Yan family in Guangdong Province during the Qing Dynasty, this ancient craft has not only survived throughout the long river of history, but has also blossomed with new brilliance. Or those special craftsmanship, which are like invisible codes, locking up the hard work and wisdom of the craftsmen. On this Songhe Tin Tea Tray, I seem to be able to see the brilliance of the craftsmen's superb skills. Every detail is handled so delicately that people can't help but admire it. This is not just an artifact, but also a work of art, carrying the aesthetic essence of traditional craftsmanship.
- When I first saw this pine and crane teapot holder, I was attracted by its unique carving and artistic atmosphere. Deep and mysterious, the carving craftsmanship of pine and crane on it, with the background of poetry, is like the stars in the sky, shining brightly, so beautiful that it does not seem to be something of this world, and it also gives the pine and crane tea tray a profound cultural heritage.
- Place the teapot gently on it, and as the steam of hot tea lingers, you can seem to see the pine trees and cranes dancing with the fragrance of tea, creating a sense of tranquility and elegance far away from the hustle and bustle. This Songhe Tin Tea Tray is both practical and beautiful. Whether it is placed alone or used as an embellishment on a tea table, it can instantly enhance the style and atmosphere of the entire space.
- In the minds of the ancients, pine trees and cranes are both symbols of good fortune and longevity. Pine is the "tallest of all trees", evergreen and immortal, and is a symbol of longevity and nobleness. The crane is the "ancestor of all feathers" and is a symbol of peace and elegance, as well as good fortune, longevity and nobility. Pine is long-lived and does not wither in winter, so it is regarded as a fairy object, used to celebrate birthdays and symbolize longevity. This symbolic meaning was accepted by Taoists and later became an important prototype of Taoist immortality. In Taoist mythology, pine is often a symbol of immortality. Taoists take pine leaves and roots in the hope of becoming immortals and achieving immortality.
- Tin, a rare metal with soft texture and strong plasticity, is the fourth most precious metal after platinum, gold, and silver. Songhe Tin Tea Tray tea sets have become an indispensable item on the tea table due to their unique luster, non-toxicity, and non-oxidation properties. They are not only durable, but also can effectively disinfect, purify, prevent moisture and UV rays, and keep the tea fresh.
- The Songhe Tin Tea Tray is not only a display item, but also a cultural heritage and continuation. The perfect fusion of traditional craftsmanship and modern life also makes us deeply feel the unique charm of traditional craftsmanship.
- These Chaozhou Antique Carved Songhe Tin Tea Trays feature an ancient style and hand-carved patterns. The details on the Songhe Tin Tea Tray depict life in ancient China. The vintage style of these tea trays is intentionally created, which adds more texture and a historic look to these tea trays. They match perfectly for gongfu-style Yixing teapots, and they provide enough room for a teapot and a teacup.
Chaozhou Antique Carved Songhe Tin Tea Tray
Pine and Crane