The Lianpu Gaiwan is an exquisite tea set crafted using Dehua kaolin clay as the base material, combined with black crystal glaze for coloring, and fired at a temperature of 1300 degrees Celsius. This tea set showcases a unique craftsmanship that blends traditional gold and silver inlay techniques with elements of Chinese and Western cultures, resulting in a noble and elegant style of tea utensils. The rim of the cup is adorned with a base layer of vermilion official glaze, adding a touch of solemnity.

The artistry of gold and silver inlay demands exceptionally high standards for the pattern lines. This technique represents the fusion of Chinese and Western cultures on porcelain, and when combined with decorative patterns inspired by Peking Opera facial masks, it makes the entire tea set even more distinctive. The artistic level requires the lines to be as lively and smooth as brushstrokes in a painting, achieving a harmonious balance between form and spirit.

The design and production process of the Lianpu Gaiwan involve meticulous consideration and handling, with each piece embodying the dedication and wisdom of the craftsmen. Whether used for tea ceremonies or as collectible items, the Lianpu Covered Bowl provides a unique artistic experience and visual enjoyment.

The Lianpu Gaiwan is an exquisite tea set crafted using Dehua kaolin clay as the base material, combined with black crystal glaze. It is meticulously made using the intricate gold and silver inlay technique. Its unique design and decorative patterns showcase the fusion of Chinese and Western cultures, highlighting a noble and elegant style of tea utensils. Whether for appreciation or use, the Lianpu Gaiwan offers a unique artistic experience and visual enjoyment.

Size: 225 ml or 7.6 oz, Length 11 cm (4.3 inches), Height 10 cm (3.9 inches).