Inheritable Qinzhou Niuxing Pottery "Emperor's Cup" - Black bronze color. Master's line engraving pot. Made entirely by hand using original raw clay. Suitable for gift-giving, home use or personal enjoyment.

1.Xuan pottery carries the road, and the breeze enters the cup Taking Qinzhou's thousand-year-old raw ore clay, tempered through seventy-two ancient methods, and using the four famous pottery honors, the black and bronze king pot was molded. The body of the pot is vigorous and elegant, and the lines are both soft and soft, which implicitly conforms to the Taoist philosophical wisdom of "yin and yang coexist, and hardness combine together". It seems to hide heaven and earth in a pot, showing the atmosphere of a king. 2.The famous teacher used a sword to write instead and carved the "bamboo shadow and breeze" on the line of the body of the pot: the strong bamboo stands tall and straight, and the branches and leaves stretch with the wind, just like the life tension of "empty but unyielding, moving and getting stronger" in the Tao Te Ching; the wind passes through the thin shadow, the space left is the heaven and earth, interpreting the transcendental artistic conception of "reaching the extreme of emptiness and maintaining tranquility". 3.When the tea boils, the heat reflects against the bamboo shadows. In a trance, it seems that a breeze passes through the pot, cleansing the dust. This pot is not only an elegant vessel that carries the aroma of tea, but also an auspicious sign that conveys the road. Give it to relatives and friends, and leave it with "bamboo reports peace, and breeze brings blessings"; home, and protect "open-minded, calm and leisurely". Whether you are tasting Zen tea by yourself or giving gifts to a friend, you can let Taoist philosophical thoughts and curling tea fragrance infiltrate every inch of life.