Unique Piece Hand-Painted "Calming the Waves" Calligraphy Kohiki Gaiwan 100ml

Unique Piece Hand-Painted "Calming the Waves" Calligraphy Kohiki Gaiwan 100mlProduct Specifications Capacity: 100ml (3. 38oz) Diameter: 8. 5cm Height: 9. 0cm Material: Pottery Clay Food Safe: Yes Packaging: Premium gift box The exterior of this gaiwan is hand painted with the opening lines of "Calming the Waves" (Ding Feng Bo), a famous lyric poem by Su Shi (10371101), one of the greatest poets of the Northern Song dynasty. Written during Su Shi's exile in Huangzhou, the poem captures the spirit of resilience and calm in the

Form and Functional Design

Free of ornate decoration or contrived form

Tactile & Visual Appeal: The subtle sandy texture and warm luster feel like running fingers over sand dunes

Large Size

resembles jade in appearance and surpasses jade in quality

The application of Ru ware techniques to plum vases during the Song Dynasty elevated the minimalist aesthetic of monochrome glazes to the pinnacle of artistic achievement

The resulting liquor is pale gold and crystal clear

Ru porcelain is made by adding agate to the glaze and undergoing twelve processes during firing

The Han style teapot is characterized by its wide spout

It exudes a noble and elegant appearance

- Edges use thick strokes with dry-brush techniques to mimic the fuzzy texture of okra leaves

Ru ware stands as the foremost of China's Five Great Kilns of the Song dynasty