Each Jianzhan teacup is a unique work of art, fired in our kilns combining ancient and modern techniques.
Black Feather Partridge spots belong to the category of kiln-variation pieces, created through multiple deliberate interventions in reduction, oxidation, and temperature changes. The crystals naturally form lotus petal shapes that radiate outward in concentric circles. The petal patterns are full and evenly balanced, collectively shaping a blooming lotus flower. The glaze base is clear and […]
This Jian ware cup features natural mineral blue oil drop, with a glaze surface densely covered in evenly layered, scale-like crystals that resemble overlapping fish scales. The entire piece is coated in a deep blue base, with rich and compact patterns spreading from the center all the way to the rim. Each oil droplet crystal […]
The interior of the cup is covered with golden oil spot patterns, outlined with black dots. The spots are smooth, rounded, and full, resembling overlapping fish scales. These patterns spread evenly from the center outward, with a well-balanced density. Made from raw minerals sourced from Houjing and fired in an electric kiln with precise temperature […]
Black Partridge spots are a classic glaze pattern within the Black Gold glaze family. Starting with a pure black base, the surface naturally develops a network of scale-like spots that connect like tortoise shell cracks and partridge feathers. These patterns spread evenly from the center of the cup all the way to the rim. The […]
This is a special type of starry oil spot glaze. Fired with raw mineral glaze from Houjing Village, the surface features a natural color gradient radiating from the center outward: a deep, mysterious blue at the core gradually transitions to a yellow-green autumn tone at the edges. Countless tiny golden crystals are evenly scattered like […]
The Blue Hare’s Fur pattern is a prized variety among hare’s fur Jian ware cups. It is crafted using local raw minerals from Houjing in Jianyang, fired under carefully controlled reduction conditions to produce dense blue silk-like crystals. The fine, continuous streaks radiate from the bottom of the cup outward to the rim, covering the […]
