Material: Ceramic Volume: 40ml (to the brim) Dimensions: ⌀55mm, H40mm
Ru ware is a type of celadon pottery produced during the late Northern Song Dynasty in China. Its name refers to both the kiln and the pottery produced there. In Chinese tea culture, teacups are made small so that they can always serve the hot tea.
Ru ware teacups are known for their "clear sky after rain" color, resembling a pale blue with a hint of grey, and feature crackle patterns resembling cicada wings. As these cups are used, the tea color gradually permeates the crackle pattern, creating a unique appearance. This tea cup is suitable for daily tea drinking as well as for decorative and artistic purposes.
"Shihai" means "world", and the name "Shihai Cup" implies connecting with people all over the world through tea.
