Articles about teaware

Shino (shino-yaki) is a distinctive style of pottery that emerged in the 16th century in the historical provinces of Seto and Mino in Japan. This area is now the southern part of Gifu Prefecture, which is located in the central Chubu region o...

Master Huang Ronghua (Chinese: 黄荣华, pinyin: huáng rónghuá) is an outstanding ceramicist, who is valued for his unique creative style and high professionalism in pottery. His pursuit of perfection has made him a significant figure in the world...

The teapot is a treasure, and the painting adds value to it. Manshen teapots, like purple clay teapots, are a perfect combination of different arts - painting and poetry.

In ancient China, special attention was paid to the firing of ceramics when producing tableware. Nowadays, modern craftsmen continue to work with wood-fired stoves as with a living instrument, the result of firing in which is always unpredictable. Ce...

Yixing clay (Chinese: 紫砂泥, pinyin: Zǐshā ní, panglish: Zisha Nì) is a mineral aggregate containing hematite, purple-red and brown-red sandy mudstone with fine uniform texture and good plasticity. It is mined in China, in the area of the city of Yixin...

In the Neolithic era, human ancestors discovered the value of fire and used it to create living utensils - primitive clay pottery, which significantly improves the quality of human life. Over the next thousands of years, people invented all kinds of ...