Ru Ware Celestial Sky-Blue Chi Dragon Relief Teacup 150ml

Product Specifications

Capacity: 150ml

Diameter: 7.8cm

Height: 5.8cm

Material: Ru ware incense clay & Ru ware Glaze

Food Safe: Yes

Packaging: Premium gift box

An Imperial Fusion of Mythological Power & Song Dynasty Elegance – Ru Ware Chi Dragon Relief Cup (150ml).

Elevate your Gongfu tea table with the majestic presence of this Ru Ware Sky-Blue Chi Dragon Relief Teacup (150ml). Sculpted with a substantial, rounded master-cup silhouette, this vessel features a meticulously hand-carved three-dimensional Chi dragon wrapping around its exterior, contrasting raw earthy terracotta with a luminous celestial sky-blue (Tian Qing) agate glaze.

Sculptural 3D Chi Dragon Relief: Hand-sculpted mythical Chi dragon design symbolizes guardianship, strength, and noble heritage, providing a tactile grip surface that anchors comfortably in the palm.

Imperial Sky-Blue Agate Glaze (Tian Qing Ice-Crackle): Soft, jade-like matte glaze imbued with natural mineral agate, featuring delicate micro-crackles (Cicada-Wing Crackle) that absorb tea tannins and mature into a personalized amber patina over years of use.

Generous 150ml Master Cup Capacity: Perfectly proportioned for single-cup contemplation or primary tasting service during multi-infusion sessions with premium roasted Oolongs, Aged Pu'er, or White Teas.

Superior Thermal Retention: Dense iron-bearing stoneware body stabilizes water temperature, ensuring your tea liquor preserves its layered aromatic profile from the first steep to the last.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the cultural significance of the Chi Dragon (Chi Long) in Chinese ceramic art?

A: The Chi Dragon is an ancient, hornless mythological dragon symbolizing perseverance, agility, and auspicious protection. In imperial Chinese art, incorporating a Chi dragon on tea vessels represents wishes for good fortune, noble virtue, and spiritual strength.

Q: How should a Ru Ware crackle-glazed teacup be maintained for optimal patina development?

A: To cultivate a beautiful antique amber patina, rinse the teacup with hot water before each use and wash it with clean warm water (avoiding harsh dish soaps) after your tea session. Over time, tea oils will naturally enrich the cicada-wing crackle lines.