This Ru Yao Kiln tea set reflects the beauty of traditional Chinese ceramics, known for its serene, jade-like finish. The glaze on these pieces is thick and glossy, exuding a sense of weight and richness. It has a smooth, lustrous surface that resembles the texture of polished jade, providing a timeless elegance.

Before developing its distinctive crackle pattern, the surface of Ru Yao ceramics appears in a delicate ice-crackle style. After extended use and being nourished by tea, the fine crackles evolve into irregular golden lines, known as “Chan Si” (禅丝), giving the ceramics an added layer of beauty and appreciation over time.

Set Components and Specifications:

• 150ml Gaiwan

• Body Diameter: 9.1 cm

• Height: 8.4 cm

• 175ml Gaiwan

• Body Diameter: 9.9 cm

• Height: 8.5 cm

• Chan Ding Cup

• Diameter: 7.3 cm

• Height: 4.8 cm

• Capacity: 120 ml

• Luo Han Cup

• Diameter: 8.6 cm

• Height: 4.2 cm

• Capacity: 100 ml

• Hua Ban Cup

• Diameter: 8.6 cm

• Height: 4.3 cm

• Capacity: 100 ml

• Pie Kou Cup

• Diameter: 7.2 cm

• Height: 5.6 cm

• Capacity: 120 ml

• Pitcher

• Length: 10.4 cm

• Width: 8.2 cm

• Height: 8 cm

• Capacity: 190 ml

• Chan Ding Cup (Larger)

• Diameter: 8.7 cm

• Height: 6.2 cm

Key Features:

• Traditional Ru Yao Glaze: The glaze is thick and smooth, resembling jade with its soft luster. Over time, the crackle pattern (冰裂纹) develops into beautiful golden lines, enhancing the aesthetic appeal.

• Handcrafted Elegance: Each item in this set is meticulously crafted to reflect the beauty of traditional Ru Yao Kiln ceramics, making it perfect for collectors and tea lovers who appreciate fine craftsmanship.

• Unique Aging Process: The transformation of the crackle pattern as it interacts with tea creates a personal connection with the user, as each piece becomes more beautiful with use.

This Ru Yao Kiln tea set is ideal for Gongfu tea enthusiasts who seek to combine functional tea brewing tools with artistic, timeless beauty. Each piece is designed not only for tea preparation but also as a work of art that evolves over time, reflecting the rich heritage of Chinese ceramics.