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Chen Naiwen: The Beauty of Tenmoku Lies in the Object and in the Heart
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Chen Naiwen: The Beauty of Tenmoku Lies in the Object and in the Heart

Tenmoku is produced in Jian Kiln, located in Jianyang District, Nanping City, Fujian Province, and is a Chinese national geographical indication product. Jian Kiln is a famous porcelain kiln in China's Song Dynasty known for firing black-glazed ceramics. Jian Kiln...

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How to clean and use old Tenmoku for drinking tea
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How to Clean Old Tenmoku or Jianzhan Safely

Do not use antique, excavated, or unknown-origin Tenmoku or Jianzhan bowls for drinking tea unless they have been professionally assessed. This guide explains safer care for modern Jianzhan Tenmoku teaware and why bleach or 84 disinfectant should not be used on drinkware.

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Should we tolerate tea stains in order to cultivate colorful Tenmoku glaze
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Should we tolerate tea stains in order to cultivate colorful Tenmoku glaze

If Tenmoku is not cleaned properly over time, a layer of tea stains will form inside the Tenmoku, but that is not the "colorful treasure light" cultivated by nurturing the Tenmoku. If tea is not finished and is left in...

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Between the breathing of a teapot, nourish the water and nourish the person
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Between the breathing of a teapot, nourish the water and nourish the person

A Tenmoku teacup has a unique beauty that sets it apart from other porcelain ware. Its true beauty lies in its simplicity, elegance, and naturalness. The deep glaze color of the Tenmoku teacup presents a brilliant and starry-like beauty, which...

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Why are these "defective" Tenmoku teacups so hard to come by?
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Why are these "defective" Tenmoku teacups so hard to come by?

Tenmoku teacups all have varying degrees of "flaws," which cannot be deemed as actual defects. The aesthetics of ancient people regarded such simplicity and naturalness, beyond human control, as a form of beauty, which is commonly referred to as "yuye,"...

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Playing with lanterns makes me become this kind of person
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Playing with lanterns makes me become this kind of person

The practical value of Tenmoku has improved our quality of life, the health value of Tenmoku has improved our health level, and the cultural value of Tenmoku has improved our personal charm. In fact, when you start using Tenmoku to...

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Choose the lantern you like, and let others talk about it
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Choose the lantern you like, and let others talk about it

Often, those of us who love lanterns may encounter the following two situations: After saving up for a long time, we finally got our beloved lantern. Just as we were admiring it and carefully examining it, a friend beside us...

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Solitary Tea Sutra: Mountain Moonlight Brewing in a Single Cup
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Solitary Tea Sutra: Mountain Moonlight Brewing in a Single Cup

People who love drinking tea will make themselves happy. When drinking tea, they pursue their own taste, Choosing their favorite Tenmoku teacups. The simple little pleasures in life Are all created unintentionally in a romantic way. One cup of tea,...

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What do different types of tea taste like?
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What do different types of tea taste like?

It's a bit difficult to describe the taste of tea specifically because everyone's taste buds are different. The same tea can taste different to different people. For example, highly roasted Yan Cha may taste great to some people because of...

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Experiencing these three stages is what makes one an expert
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Experiencing these three stages is what makes one an expert

Tea bowl appreciation is all about a feeling. Along the journey of appreciating tea bowls, from being a novice to mastering the craft, there are many levels of appreciation for Tenmoku tea bowls. Each level represents a state in the...

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Love tea without being obsessed, drink tea without getting drunk
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Love tea without being obsessed, drink tea without getting drunk

Drinking alcohol can make you drunk, and drinking tea can also make you drunk. Tea drunkenness often occurs when drinking too much strong tea on an empty stomach. When experiencing tea drunkenness, you may feel dizzy, weak all over, and...

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How should Tenmoku teacups that are not currently in use be stored?
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How should Tenmoku teacups that are not currently in use be stored?

A teacup enthusiast left a message today, saying that his Tenmoku teacups had been sitting in a cabinet unused for some time. When he took them out, he found that they had "rust" on them. What should he do? In...

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Only by doing so can we become "Tenmoku experts".
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Only by doing so can we become "Tenmoku experts".

Don't be restless or impatient. Tenmoku teacups are made for tea and are often enjoyed while sipping tea. Therefore, it is important to first find a quiet and comfortable environment for tea tasting, as a good environment can help calm...

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Experienced Tenmoku enthusiasts share 10 key tips to avoid deception
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Experienced Tenmoku enthusiasts share 10 key tips to avoid deception

I think that when many people first come into contact with Tenmoku or learn about Tenmoku, it is mostly because of their interest in drinking tea. Perhaps at that time, they might think that using Tenmoku to drink tea will...

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Do You Know the Purpose of Tenmoku Teacup's Bound Mouthline
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Do You Know the Purpose of Tenmoku Teacup's Bound Mouthline

Tea enthusiasts who appreciate Tenmoku teacups are familiar with the four main types, among which the bound mouth teacup is well-known. Bound mouth teacups mostly have a "bound mouthline" around the rim, which is not just for aesthetic purposes. It...

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Tenmoku teacup: Does more iron mean darker color?
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Tenmoku teacup: Does more iron mean darker color?

As we all know, the body of a Tenmoku teacup is known as the "iron tire," which is one of the essential conditions for firing a Tenmoku teacup and an important characteristic that distinguishes it from other kilns' black-glazed teacups....

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Collecting Tenmoku Teacups: 2 Focus Points, 5 Cautions
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Collecting Tenmoku Teacups: 2 Focus Points, 5 Cautions

Collecting Tenmoku teacups is actually very simple in terms of reasons. Tenmoku teacups contain unique historical and cultural connotations, which is why they have significant potential for preservation and appreciation as collectibles. Those who collect Tenmoku teacups may do so...

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How can we cultivate the qualities of a teaware lover?
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How can we cultivate the qualities of a teaware lover?

    Tenmoku teacups enhance our quality of life with their practical value, improve our health with their health benefits, and elevate our personal charm with their cultural value. In fact, when you start using Tenmoku teacups for drinking tea, your body...

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