A Thousand Li of Rivers and Mountains – Coffee Cup and Saucer

Name: A Thousand Li of Rivers and Mountains – Coffee Cup and Saucer
SKU: 1236
Availability: InStock

Price range: $598.00 through $1,196.00

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SKU: N/A Categories: Coffee cup, Longzhuge, Thousand Li

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Cup and saucer set: Show off your taste

Bring your own cup and saucer to enhance the culinary experience. It can be used as both a cup and a dessert plate, giving you multiple uses.

Elegant and dynamic, like brocade and embroidery.

The cup's body captures details of Hakka boats, mountains, and flowing water. The painting beautifully depicts the vibrant, layered, and richly colored scene.

Gilding Craftsmanship: Elegance and Luxury

Hand-painted gilding creates a subtle yet elegant aesthetic without appearing overly conspicuous, showcasing a refined and noble artistic style.

The aesthetics of the Song Dynasty are within reach.

The vessel boasts sleek lines and a simple, elegant, and graceful form.

Beautiful and durable

Smooth body lines

Showcasing taste
The shape is simple, elegant, and dignified.

The following natural phenomena may occur during the production of porcelain. These are not quality issues and do not affect daily use.

Bubbles/Small Black Spots:
Small bubbles or black spots may appear during high-temperature firing of ceramics. This is normal.

Unglazed Bottom:
Porcelain is placed on a cutting board before being fired in the kiln, so the bottom cannot be glazed, resulting in a rough texture.

Hand-Painted:
In hand-painted porcelain, the artist flexibly adjusts the color and brushstrokes, resulting in variations in lines. This is normal.

Blue and White Iron:
The blue and white color is rich and emerald with a sunken feel. Rust spots may appear, imitating the effect of Sumaliqing. This is normal.

Minor Color Difference:
Minor color differences are normal during the firing of porcelain due to batch differences, kiln conditions, and subtle temperature fluctuations.

A Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains: A Beautiful Painting

"A Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains," currently in the collection of the Palace Museum, is painter Wang Ximeng's "eternal masterpiece."

The design is inspired by the famous Song Dynasty painting "A Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains."

This work, long considered a masterpiece of Song Dynasty blue-green landscape painting and one of China's ten most famous extant paintings, blends with the peacock cobalt blue of enamelware, creating a symphony of classical longing and a response to another classic.