Aesthetic during Song Dynasty in China reflects an era of dignified elegance where minimalism in its highest sophistication prevailed. One type of artefacts which reflects that culture is the ceramics.
The “Kilns of Ding” ( Ding Yao, 定窯 ) in Jianzi, Hebei, one of the five main origins of Song wares, specialised in satin white glaze accentuated with rims in the colour of black coffee. They were popular in the households of both the people and the privileged classes.
We pay tribute to the civilisation of Song to bring to you our Jianzi line of teaware.
A Song Dynasty bowl made in the Kilns of Ding
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Jianzi Tall Foot 150
Gaiwans, Tea Accessories, White porcelain$ 13.80Professional tea tasting with style
Although this is a gaiwan developed with the requirements for standard tea tasting, at 150ml ISO capacity at below the lid cover, we have it made with all the proper ergonomic requirements, and in a great looking design. Produced in fine kaolin porcelain and gorgeously finished with a glossy overglaze. A great tool for the professional, the real connoisseur or the novice drinker.
Each unit contains one gaiwan bowl with a lid. Choice of three colours.
