Ru Ware Sky-Blue Glazed Hexagonal Master Teacup 100ml

Product Specifications

Capacity: 100ml

Diameter: 4.0cm

Height: 7.8cm

Material: Ru ware incense clay & Ru ware Glaze

Origin: Ruzhou, Henan Province.

Firing Temperature: 1300°C

Craftsmanship: Handmade and hand-glazed.

Glaze Ingredients: Agate, plant ash, quartz, and other ingredients.

Food Safe: Yes

Packaging: Premium gift box

Architectural Precision Meets Song Dynasty Serenity – Celestial Sky-Blue Hexagonal Master Cup.Redefine your Gongfu tea service with the striking geometric grace of this Ru Ware Sky-Blue Hexagonal Teacup.

Crafted in honor of Song Dynasty aesthetic order, its six-sided faceted silhouette provides an intriguing tactile grip, perfectly balanced by a silky imperial sky-blue (Tian Qing) glaze filled with delicate cicada-wing micro-crackles.   

Architectural Hexagonal Geometry (Liu Fang): Six crisp, hand-cut facets create a secure, comfortable hold while casting dynamic, multi-angled light reflections across the glazed surface.   

Imperial Sky-Blue Ru Ware Glaze (Tian Qing): Coated in a soothing, jade-like matte glaze that softly diffuses light, revealing subtle white highlights (Chu Jin) along every raised edge.

Intricate Cicada-Wing Crackle (Kai Pian): Dense networks of natural micro-fissures cover every facet, gradually absorbing tea tannins during daily use to cultivate a prized vintage character.   

Ideal for Fine Loose-Leaf Teas: The open hexagonal mouth disperses heat comfortably while concentrating aromatics, making it exceptional for Wuyi Yancha (Rock Tea), High Mountain Oolong, White Tea, and Pu'er.   

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the aesthetic significance of a hexagonal (Liu Fang) teacup in Chinese ceramic art?

A: Hexagonal shapes in Chinese porcelain draw inspiration from traditional garden pavilions and architectural lattice design. Making a multi-faceted porcelain piece requires precise hand-carving and careful drying, as sharp corners are prone to warping during high-temperature firing.