Chinese tea service "Everything is well"

The set consists of six tea cups, a tea filter and matching coaster, a pot to decant and a teapot.

Manufacturer: Manufacture Zizheng from Longquan/Zhejiang/China
Name: shi quan shi mei
Colour: Jade blue
Box: (LxWxH) 34 x 25,5 x 10,8 cm
tea cup: Ø 6,9 cm, height 3 cm, weight 69 g
Tea filter: Ø 8 cm, height 3.1 cm, weight 85 g
Coaster: Ø 7.2 cm, height 3.9 cm, weight 95 g
jug: Ø 7,7 cm - 11,2 cm, height 7 cm, weight 216 g, volume 170g
teapot: Ø 10,7 cm - 15,5 cm, height 7,6 cm, weight 332 g, volume 190g

Special feature:

Celadon refers to so-called Chinese greenware, which has its origin in the Song Dynasty (960-1279). It is therefore the style that influenced tea culture even before the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644). The colour of celadon is reminiscent of jade, which has always played a very important role in Chinese cultural history. The centre of celadon production then, as now, is Longquan in Zhejiang province. The Zizheng manufactory from Longquan is one of the best manufacturers of this type of ceramic here.

Celadon ceramics typically have a jade-green or bluish colour, in which patterns of fine fragments can appear in the slightly transparent glaze when exposed to light. Nevertheless, various colours are possible, ranging from yellow, blue, green to black. Celadon is a high temperature ceramic. A glaze containing iron oxide is applied to the ceramic and fired in an oxygen-reduced firing process at approx. 1300 degrees.