• Ru porcelain sky-blue glaze large tea bowl from Qingliang Temple, Ruzhou with antique finish and smooth texture
  • 170ml large capacity Ru ware tea bowl with full glaze coverage and three pin marks on base
  • Traditional Ru ware three-pin fired tea bowl showing sesame-sized pin marks and crackle interior
  • Antique sky-blue glazed Ru porcelain bowl with silk-like finish, perfect for solo tea drinking
  • Fully glazed Ru ware tea bowl featuring crackle patterns that develop with tea exposure over time
  • Authentic Ruzhou Qingliang Temple Ru porcelain bowl with unique 170ml capacity for direct drinking
  • Ru ware tea bowl with fine interior crackles that become more visible through tea immersion
  • Large Ru porcelain bowl designed for individual tea consumption, eliminating fairness cup need
  • Traditional Ru kiln tea bowl with three-pin firing technique and crackle-free exterior surface
  • Ru ware bowl combining ancient craftsmanship with modern functionality for convenient tea service
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Ru Porcelain Sky-Blue Glaze Large Tea Bowl

Ru Porcelain Sky-Blue Glaze Large Tea Bowl

$39.00 USD
$39.00 USD
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Smooth silk-gloss Ru porcelain tea bowl with generous capacity, ideal for personal tea sessions

Product Specifications

Capacity: 180 ml

Diameter: 10.5 cm

Height: 4.5 cm

Material: Ash grey clay and Ru ware glaze

Food Safe: Yes

Packaging: Premium gift box

Place of origin: Qingliang Temple, Ruzhou

This tea bowl features an antique sky-blue glaze as soft and smooth as silk. The interior exhibits extremely fine crackle patterns that become more pronounced after prolonged exposure to tea liquor, while the exterior remains crackle-free.

Utilizing the traditional Ru kiln three-pin firing technique (evidenced by three sesame seed-sized pin marks on the base), the bowl achieves full glaze coverage across its entire body.

With a generous 170ml capacity—unusual for Ru ware—it can hold an entire pot or gaiwan's worth of tea liquor. This design is ideal for solo tea drinking, eliminating the need for a fairness cup.

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