It then slips into dry wood

the concentric rings that circulate the pot are features that throwing clay to wheel would allow

They bring out the tea flavor like no other tea vessel

remains on the tongue

more often expected in Taiwan’s high-mountain oolongs

tulip celadon cup oolong_tieguanyin It then slips into dryAlthough unmistakably shaped with the precision of an artisans hand, this tulip shaped celadon cup doesnt try to impress with flamboyance. Its quiet confidence lies in its subtle octagonal silhouette, crowned by a fine brown rim that gently frames the pale green glaze. A classic example of celadon ware, it reflects the Chinese taste that, for centuriesfrom the Song dynasty well into the Mingfavored the tranquility of monochrome finishes. This cups