Handcrafted Chinese Hand Painted Chinese Blue and White Pottery Gaiwan Jingdezhen Teapot Pottery Artwork

This Jingdezhen artwork teapot is painted with Chinese eight auspicious porcelain patterns and by Jingdezhen experienced Pottery painter.

The eight auspicious porcelain patterns painted on porcelain are also called "eight treasure patterns". They are a typical porcelain decorative pattern with religious significance and are based on the eight auspicious patterns. The Eight Treasures pattern refers to the wheel of Dharma (the wheel of Dharma), the conch (Buddha sounds "auspicious"), the umbrella (covering everything), the white cover (covering the world), the lotus (holy and pure), the vase (perfect blessings and wisdom), the goldfish (lively and healthy), and the plate. The long knot (which goes back to everything) is one of the eight commonly used objects in Buddhism to symbolize good luck.

"Blue and white pottery" (Chinese: 青花; pinyin: qīng-huā; lit. 'Blue flowers/patterns') covers a wide range of white pottery and porcelain decorated under the glaze with a blue pigment, generally cobalt oxide.

This exquiste teaware takes two times to get burn in the cave after painting Chinese flower on it. 

Capacity: Gaiwan 230ml 

dimension：tea tray diameter 16.5cm height 3cm

Place of production: Jingdezhen, China

one set contain：Gaiwan x1.tea tray x1

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