Longquan Celadon – Ge Kiln Daisy Host Tea Cup

Longquan Celadon – Ge Kiln Daisy Host Tea CupProduct Specifications Capacity: 110ML Diameter: 8. 0CM Depth: 6. 0CM Material: Kaolin Clay Food Safe: Yes Packaging: Premium gift box The Ge kiln emerged in the mid to late Southern Song Dynasty and is renowned as one of the five famous kilns, alongside the famous official kilns of Guan, Ru, Ding, and Jun. The Ge kiln is a subclass of celadon, a distinctive form of Longquan celadon ,characterized by the "crackled glaze" pattern that developed during

primarily sourced from the Huanglong Mountain mining area in Yixing City

The traditional Ge kiln porcelain has a thick glaze layer with a crackle pattern resembling a woven net

White porcelain originating in the Song Dynasty and peaking in the Ming Dynasty (around 1368)

making it fair and just

this gaiwan is both a functional tea tool and a beautiful work of art

The most remarkable aspect of this gaiwan is its sky-blue-green glaze

as the artist must control the carving depth and pressure carefully

with clear lines

This monochromatic glaze is challenging to perfect

Old Clay Construction:

and can complement various shapes

and each piece becoming a perfect blend of poetry and painting