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Kännchen Xishi Jade Porzellan
Noble tea pot from Dehua, white, matt, transparent, for Gong Fu Cha. Named after Xishi, the first of the four famous Chinese beauties, who lived in the 5th century B.C.E. and seduced a prince who then neglected his government business. The name jade porcelain refers to its milky, translucent characteristic. Dehua has been known since the Ming dynasty for its high-quality porcelain, which was exported in large quantities to Europe under the name blanc de chine in the 18th century. -
Krüegli Gao Gu Porzellan
White jug (chahai) from Dehua, tall, into which the steeped tea is poured before being distributed into the cups, for Gong Fu Cha. The term Gaogu refers to the high-grade, warm, ivory-like quality of the porcelain and literally means high bone. Dehua has been known since the Ming dynasty for its high-quality porcelain, which was exported in large quantities to Europe under the name blanc de chine in the 18th century. -
Krüegli Jade Porzellan
White, beak-shaped jug (Chahai) from Dehua into which the steeped tea is poured before being distributed into the cups, for Gong Fu Cha. The term Gaogu refers to the high-grade, warm, ivory-like quality of the porcelain and literally means high bone. Dehua has been known since the Ming dynasty for its high-quality porcelain, which was exported in large quantities to Europe under the name blanc de chine in the 18th century. -
Gaiwan Jade Porzellan
Noble lidded cup from Dehua, white, matt, transparent, for Gong Fu Cha. The name jade porcelain refers to the milky, translucent characteristic. Dehua has been known since the Ming dynasty for its high-quality porcelain, which was exported in large quantities to Europe under the name blanc de chine in the 18th century.
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