When I first saw this Jingdezhen hand-sprinkled blue Gong Qing Gai Wan, I was attracted by its blue and bright glaze color and classical and elegant picture. Such an interesting tea set is suitable for taste and use.
The eye-catching feature of this Gaiwan lies in its glaze color and calligraphy, pastel painting, Jingdezhen handmade Gaiwan sprinkled with blue glaze, also known as "snowflake blue". Sprinkling blue glaze is glazed by blowing glaze. When making it, a bamboo tube is dipped in blue glaze water, blown on the surface of white glazed porcelain, and then fired for the second time at high temperature. During the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, Jingdezhen folk kilns fired a large number of blue glaze wares, which became one of the varieties of export porcelain at that time. So today this gaiwan looks extraordinarily classical and elegant in appearance. After firing, the glazed surface is smooth and smooth, calm and elegant, and the overall tone is eye-catching, but it is not enchanting or tacky. Instead, it has a sense of dignity and tranquility, which is high-end and durable.
Gaiwan this time continues its elegant and pleasant style. The patterns on the bowl body are all hand-painted, the bowl cover is elegant, the bowl body has soft lines, the curvature is appropriate, the shape is smooth, the mouth edge is turned out, the bowl edge is thin and delicate, the heat dissipation is fast, and it is not easy to burn hands. 100cc is the current popular capacity and is easy to hold Grip, comfortable grip, easy to use, just right for two or three friends to drink together.