Green Jade Painted Ru Kiln Teapot
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: Porcelain
- Origin: Jingdezhen, Jiangxi.
- Qinquan Ru Kiln Teapot: 11.0 cm x 8.3 cm, capacity 160 ml.
- Jiangjun Ru Kiln Teapot: 11.5cm x 8.5cm, capacity 160ml.
- Bafang Ru Kiln Teapot: 11.2cm x 7.9cm, capacity 125ml.
- Ru Yao Kiln celadon wares originate from Henan province. The technique was perfected in the Song Dynasty. The glaze used is unique and contains some small amounts of iron giving the fired glaze a luminescent look to it. Small veins exist after the firing process and with seasoning the veins will grow more prominent and take on a golden brown color. Ru Yao wares should be cleaned with tea water or spring water and will develop a luster with repeated use.
- Picture of visiting friends with a piano: This picture implies the resonance of the sound of the piano and friendship. The rhyme of the piano comes first, and the painting and the sound of the piano blend into one, making people feel the joy and excitement of having a close friend in life.
- The ancients often used the boy holding the qin to express his joy for friends, and visiting friends with the qin conveys this cultural connotation and emotion. Painters love to paint, and people love to see it. Therefore, this picture has become an important artistic symbol, representing the cultural heritage and emotional sustenance of the Chinese nation.
- The natural material is clay, using a 1350℃ reduction firing process. The clay is directly put into the kiln and calcined twice. The process is complex and the yield is low. It is more valuable for collection, tea drinking, and cup keeping.
- The beauty of the cracked glaze is the soul of the Ru kiln teaware. The texture is as thin as a hair. If the Ru Kiln Teapot is used for a long time, the mysterious golden threads are intertwined in-depth and shallow on the vessel, just like the growth rings of a tree. It is natural and cannot be copied.
- As the tea set is nourished by tea soup, it will gradually form open patterns that are as bright as gold threads. The patterns formed by different teas will also vary in color and depth.
- The hemisphere of the spout filters water and effectively filters tea residues, making the tea soup cleaner and clearer.
- The feet reveal a deep fetal color, which is called "purple mouth iron feet" and contain trace amounts of rich elements.
- Precious agate is soaked into the glaze, which is naturally soft and feels as smooth as baby's skin.
Green Jade Painted Ru Kiln Teapot
$157.65
Picture of Visiting Friends with Qin / Qin Quan Pot
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the material used for the Ru Kiln Teapot?
The Ru Kiln Teapot is made of porcelain, known for its durability and elegant appearance.
Where is the Ru Kiln Teapot originally made?
The teapot originates from Jingdezhen, Jiangxi, a famous Chinese porcelain production area.
How does the glaze on a Ru Yao Kiln teapot develop over time?
The unique glaze contains small amounts of iron, which gives the fired glaze a luminescent look; with seasoning, small veins become more prominent and take on a golden brown color, developing a beautiful luster with repeated use.
What is the significance of the artwork featuring a boy holding a qin on the teapot?
The artwork symbolizes friendship and the cultural heritage of China, representing joy, artistic expression, and emotional connection.
How does the Ru Kiln Teapot's glaze change with use?
As the teapot is used with tea, it gradually forms open patterns and golden threads, enhancing its natural beauty and making each piece unique.
