Purple Misty Butterfly Teacup | Elegant Jingdezhen Porcelain Tea Cup Yixing Teapot Si Ting Da Hong Pao You can't use the electric

You can't use the electric ceramic stove

The teapot is thrown by hand on a potter’s wheel

It is mainly composed of taotie pattern and cloud pattern

Jiu Qu Hong Mei (九曲红梅) means Red Plum from Jiu Qu

It is a perfectly neutral material as opposed to unfinished clays that colour the taste of the tea

Purple Misty Butterfly Teacup | Elegant Jingdezhen Porcelain Tea Cup Yixing Teapot Si Ting Da Hong Pao You can't use the electricIntroduce the Purple Misty Butterfly Teacup into your daily tea moments crafted in Jingdezhen, Jiangxi, this cup (approximate size 8. 0 cm 5. 3 cm, capacity 100 ml) blends refined porcelain with a soft mist lavender glaze and delicate butterfly imagery. : contentReference[oaicite: 3]{index=3} The butterfly motif holds cultural resonance: in Chinese tradition the butterfly is often called the flying flower and symbolises nobility, graciousness and