This exquisite 90ml tea cup is a fine example of traditional Chinese blue and white porcelain craftsmanship, hand painted by the skilled artist Zhang Zhigang. The cup's refined porcelain body offers a smooth yet tactile surface that feels comfortable and balanced in the hand, enhancing the enjoyment of daily Gongfu tea practice.

The elegant blue and white glaze captures delicate hand-painted motifs characteristic of classic Chinese aesthetics, providing both visual charm and a subtle texture that deepens with use. Its form is designed for precise brewing and sipping, with the cup's size allowing tea aromas to concentrate and reveal nuanced flavors in every tasting.

Whether displayed on a tea table or used for mindful brewing sessions, this tea cup presents an authentic connection to Chinese ceramic heritage. The artist's careful brushstrokes bring artistry and spirit to the vessel, making each cup a unique companion in the slow living ceremony of tea.

Product Details

Materials: Traditional Jingdezhen blue and white porcelain

Capacity: 90 milliliters

Dimensions: Diameter 6.8cm; Height 7cm

Variant Specifications: Variant one - Hand painted masterwork by Zhang Zhigang titled Not Second Memory Rising; Variant two - 90ml capacity traditional porcelain tea cup

Craftsmanship: Purely hand painted blue and white porcelain with fine brushwork characteristic of Jingdezhen style

Firing or Making Process: High temperature kiln firing typical of Jingdezhen porcelain production

Finish or Glaze: Classic blue and white glaze with fine underglaze painting

Tea Use Experience: Suited for Gongfu tea tasting enhancing aroma and flavor delivery with comfortable handling and balanced form

Recommended Tea Types: Oolong, green tea, black tea, and other fine Chinese teas suited for Gongfu brewing

About the Artist

Zhang Zhigang is a contemporary artist celebrated for his expertise in traditional blue and white porcelain painting. His work embodies a refined command of brush technique and an intimate familiarity with classic Chinese ceramic motifs, contributing to modern interpretations of Jingdezhen porcelain art.