• A fully handmade rough pottery drip tray from Jingdezhen, showcasing a striking contrast between the dark clay and hand-painted blue.
  • Angled view of the teapot drip tray, highlighting its textured, coarse pottery base and elegant form.
  • The drip tray in a tea ceremony setting, embodying a perfect balance of wabi-sabi minimalism and refined beauty.
  • Detailed close-up of the rough pottery texture, showing the authentic, tactile quality of the handmade clay.
  • Focus on the artistic brushstrokes of the red-crowned crane design, a symbol of elegance in classical Eastern painting.
  • The drip tray in use, securely holding a teapot and protecting the table surface from water spills.
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Jingdezhen Handmade Coarse Pottery Contrast Teapot Drip Tray

Jingdezhen Handmade Coarse Pottery Contrast Teapot Drip Tray

$39.00 USD
$39.00 USD
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Close-up of the hand-painted red-crowned cranes soaring across a sky-blue background on the drip tray.

Product Specifications

Capacity: N/A

Diameter:16.0cm

Height: 4.0cm

Material: Coarse Clay

Food Safe: Yes

Packaging: Premium gift box

 Top-down view of the tray, emphasizing the bold color contrast between the blue painting and the dark, glazed pottery.

The primary function of a teapot drip tray is to hold teapots or lidded bowls, preventing water droplets, tea liquor, or waste liquid from spilling onto the table during tea brewing. It safeguards tea utensils and table surfaces from damage while enhancing the aesthetic appeal and ceremonial atmosphere of the tea setup.

This drip tray creatively combines the muted tones of rough pottery with hand-painted blue hues, creating a striking visual contrast. The blue sections feature hand-painted red-crowned cranes soaring across a sky-blue background. Balancing the minimalist beauty of wabi-sabi style with the refined elegance of classical Eastern painting, this tray embodies both simplicity and sophisticated artistry.

The drip tray in use, securely holding a teapot and protecting the table surface from water spills.

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