foshou gaiwan black oolong_taiwan and this set has not

and this set has not only all the teaware you need

and is the work of one of the more unusual Jingdezhen ceramicists we've had the pleasure of working with

This Zhuni is particularly rare because the clay has been aged before being shaped into a teapot and fired

he rose to dominate over 60% of the city’s Pu'er tea market through his visionary approach to aged teas

but fancy ones can be enriched with a few notes of colour

foshou gaiwan black oolong_taiwan and this set has notThis impressive vessel in the houhin formspouted, but with a rim in lieu of a handledisplays excellent synergy, its material complementing its form beautifully. The dark, rough ceramic supports the pelican like spout, jutting in a fat pout, as it contrasts the goldenrod figure on its lid: a Buddha's hand citrus, as in other vessels of this series. The motif may reach its apex here, however, where the shape and material create a grounded, earthy feel,