Ocean Bell Tea Cup – Crystallized Glazed Ceramic 50ml

Ocean Bell Tea Cup: A Fusion of Tradition and Artistry

Immerse yourself in the timeless beauty of Chinese craftsmanship with the Ocean Bell Tea Cup (50ml). This exquisitely crafted teacup utilizes the ancient art of kiln-glazing (窑变), a high-temperature firing technique that results in stunning crystallized patterns. The unpredictable glaze effects ensure that every cup is unique, making each one a personal work of art.

Inspired by the peaceful flow of ocean waves, the Ocean Bell Tea Cup features gentle curves and a refined shape, evoking the tranquility and harmony of nature. At 50ml, it offers the perfect size for savoring your favorite teas, whether you prefer delicate flower teas or concentrated brews, providing a balance of elegance and practicality.

The Kiln-Glazing Process

Kiln-glazing, or yaobian, involves firing ceramics at temperatures exceeding 1300°C. This process results in the formation of beautiful, flowing glaze textures and crystalline effects that make each piece distinct. Since the Song Dynasty, kiln-glazing has been celebrated for its ability to capture the perfect harmony between human craftsmanship and the natural world, producing pieces of enduring beauty and significance.

Features and Benefits

• Unique Design: Each Ocean Bell Tea Cup features a beautiful crystallized glaze pattern, ensuring no two cups are alike.
• Ideal Size: At 50ml, this cup is perfectly sized for concentrated teas, such as Pu Erh or other fine brews.
• Durability: Made from high-quality ceramic, the cup features a smooth, lasting glaze that stands the test of time.
• Cultural Significance: A perfect representation of the rich heritage of Chinese kiln-glazing artistry, blending tradition with modern elegance.

Whether you’re a dedicated tea enthusiast or a collector of fine ceramics, the Ocean Bell Tea Cup is an exquisite addition to your collection. Elevate your tea moments with this elegant and timeless piece.

For more stories about kiln-glazing: The History and Craftsmanship of Kiln-Glazing