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Jianzhan has a unique beauty that sets it apart from other ceramics. Its beauty does not lie in being lightweight, thin, or intricately decor...
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Be mentally prepared for some characteristics that are determined by the craftsmanship of Jianzhan. The craftsmanship of Jianzhan is quite...
Read moreAbout 1000 years ago, a tea ware born for tea - "teapot" - emerged. Originally a product of folk kilns, the teapot became a rarity due to changes i...
Read moreWith the increasing popularity of Jian ware in recent years, the prices of Jian ware vary greatly. In fact, the price range of Jian ware is general...
Read moreJianzhan teacup glaze contains heavy metals and is toxic? Regarding whether Jianzhan teacup glaze contains heavy metals, this rumor originated from...
Read moreTranslation: Is Jianzhan poisonous? That is definitely not the case, but I don't know if "cheap Jianzhan" is toxic. First, we need to understand th...
Read moreDuring the Song Dynasty, the trend of tea competitions popularized the Jianyang black glazed tea bowl, a type of tea ware designed specifically for...
Read moreJianzhan is a black-glazed porcelain made by the Jian kiln during the Song dynasty, and it is known as a famous kiln that only produced one type of...
Read moreFriends who have used Jianzhan teacups may all care about one question: How could Jianzhan teacups rust? Is it because Jianzhan teacups are more ex...
Read more"The Chawan" introduces the highest-end tea utensils in Japanese museums, including three Jianzhan designated as national treasures, as well as tea...
Read moreThe natural kiln transformation is the distinctive feature and greatest charm of Jianzhan teacups, which are known for their colorful variations. I...
Read moreIf glaze color is the soul of Jianzhan, then shape is its skeleton. If we use a beautiful woman as an analogy, glaze color is her appearance, and s...
Read moreWhat is "gan kou"? For those who are new to Jianzhan cups, some may mistake the "gan kou" (dry rim) for a flaw in the cup's glaze. Jianzhan cups do...
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