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ORIGIN: Jing De Zhen, Jiang Xi, China
DESCRIPTION:In the world of art, what is more exciting?
Unrepeatable, unique.
As with any great art form, it doesn't follow the rules. Any advertised perfection has its own shortcomings. What Irreproducible pays attention to is a kind of contingency and a kind of naturalness. The result is not for the perfection of technique or picture, but for the truth, seeking the truth of things and the truth of art. Compared with truth, beauty may become secondary, which is what Chai Shao pursues in this art form.
Chai Shao is an ancient skill, which is difficult to fire and the firing process is uncontrollable. Bare burning means that when firewood is fired, the utensils are not covered with a sagger, and are directly burned in the kiln, which restores the natural state of the clay in the fire. A little rough texture, very attractive. It also gives the owner the joy of being unique among thousands of changes.
Today, Tongxinshe Teahouse shared the works of "Jia Mu Shao" in Jingdezhen. Each piece is unique, because the naked fire retains the traces of the fire and the natural ash. Chai Shao's utensils are naturally unpretentious, unpredictable, and cannot be forced , Baoyinkou is an ancient knowledge, dating back to the Tang and Song Dynasties. Due to the exquisite wrapping technique, many gold-coated and silver-coated utensils often do not fall off for decades or even hundreds of years, which has developed into a unique aesthetic.
The Si Ting teapot was born out of Li Shi. It is elegant and elegant. The lid and mouth of the teapot are hand-inlaid with 999 sterling silver. The teapot is inlaid with small sterling silver butterflies and flowers. The silver coating not only makes the lips feel better when drinking tea , enhance the use experience, but also produce an excellent decorative effect, this teapot (120ml), the elegance of silver and the simplicity and nature of Chai Shao, create an elegant life, light but not dazzling.