Po-Phase Flowers-Tea set

Name: Po-Phase Flowers-Tea set
SKU: 1325
Availability: InStock

Price range: $2,016.00 through $3,576.00

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SKU: N/A Categories: Longzhuge, Po-Phase Flowers of Dignity and Grace, Teaset

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Graceful and Luxurious, High-Quality Aesthetics

Baoxiang Yuncai draws on elements and concepts from the architecture and décor of official banquet halls, showcasing a luxurious and dignified artistic aesthetic, embodying a dynamic fusion of classical charm and modern luxury.

Ethnic Patterns, Timeless Beauty

Classic Baoxiang patterns, combined with traditional famille rose techniques, create delicate lines and elegant rhythms.

Gilded embellishments create a luxurious finish.

Symbolizing longevity, unity, and enduring vitality.

Official Porcelain by Renowned Masters

Crafted by Huang Chunmao, Chief Designer of Longzhu Pavilion, for national banquets.

Established for official banquets and as state gifts, the vessel demonstrates exceptional value.

Elegant and splendid form. Sleek and rounded.
The teapot boasts graceful curves, a smooth cup wall and spout, and a sleek lid and handle for a comfortable grip, enhancing the enjoyment of tea.

Ceramic craft instructions:

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.