Handpainted Chinese Traditional Hundred Auspicious Cranes Enamel Falangcai High Class Ceramic Teacup

This Jingdezhen artwork teacup is painted with Chinese traditional Hundred Auspicious Cranes Pattern and is made by a Jingdezhen experienced craftsman.

In ancient Chinese culture, cranes were endowed with a noble image, which sometimes symbolized gentlemen, sometimes referred to as gods, and sometimes indicated good fortune and wealth, forming a diverse crane culture. The white feathers of the white crane symbolize the gentleman's pure personality, its living habits symbolize the gentleman's aloof and unique lifestyle, and its wings spread to express the gentleman's desire to fly high and far and his ideal of pursuing freedom in life.

Enamel color has the characteristics of thick, bright, opaque, and rich layers, has a strong three-dimensional effect, and has the texture of an oil painting. This is a true masterpiece with perfect details, please see the beautiful feather on each small crane.

During the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty (1662-1722), French metal enamel craftsmanship was introduced to China. Later, through the innovation of Chinese craftsmen, Chinese mineral pigments were used and replaced with porcelain bodies, forming enamel-colored porcelain. Enamel-colored porcelain is an overglaze color (on-glaze decoration), After firing, the enamel-colored porcelain will feel convex to the touch.
The themes of enamel porcelain are mostly painted with symmetrical floral patterns such as peonies, roses, lotus, and chrysanthemums in colors such as yellow, red, blue, pea green, and purple.

A fully finished enamel artwork teaware is usually fired five or six times.

Capacity: 110ml

Place of production: Jingdezhen, China

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