Jingdezhen Wood-Fired Porcelain Teacups Collection Style:#5 The strainer in this teapot

The strainer in this teapot is widely spread out inside the teapot

making it particularly suitable for oolong

At first glance

A late night

• Tea Knife (茶刀) — Used for prying and opening compressed teas such as puerh cakes and bricks

Jingdezhen Wood-Fired Porcelain Teacups Collection Style:#5 The strainer in this teapotJingdezhen Wood Fried Porcelain Teacups (Approx. 50 70ml) These Handcrafted Jingdezhen Wood Fired Teacups are living testaments to the power of fire, earth, and timeeach one shaped not only by the artists hand but by the unpredictable alchemy of flame itself. Created using a traditional wood firing technique, these pieces endure hours inside a dragon kiln, a. k. a. (lng yo) kiln, as the artist tends to the kiln for the entire duration, where wood ash