Details
1. Auspicious Crane Tea Cup inherits the aesthetics of Emperor Huizong’s 《Auspicious Cranes》(《瑞鹤图》, 1112 AD), featuring celadon-glazed bone china with hand-painted cranes soaring through clouds.
2. One crane stretches toward the sun; another glances back—ink-feathers seeming to sweep pine-scented winds. When tea fills the cup, crane shadows ripple with the liquid, evoking the imperial palaces of Bianliang as you savor millennia of auspiciousness.
Product Description
Cranes & Clouds in Cup
1. Dominant Crane: Breaks clouds with gold-gilded crimson crown; wing veins visible through translucent glaze;
2. Secondary Crane: Descends with layered ink-feathers (seven firings), depth resembling ink-wash strokes;
3. Sky-Cloud Textures:Clouds sculpted via "glaze-under-white" technique, yielding tactile undulations;Cloud gaps reveal raw porcelain, like dawn cracking the sky .
Zen Philosophy & Heritage
1. "Cranes live millennia to roam boundless". At dawn, pour the first brew and observe cranes for three breaths, channeling immortal serenity. After drinking, trace the crane’s crown with fingertips, sensing "spirit in all things".
2. Avoid tea-stain removers. Nurture feathers with aged tea broth; over time, golden veins bloom on crimson crowns.
