Partridge-patterned Jianzhan teapot: the beauty of Song Dynasty style

Note: Jianzhan is a natural product of kiln-fired patterns. The distribution of each partridge pattern is unique. The more unique the texture, the higher the collection value.

▎Thousand-year kiln fire <br>Inheriting the ancient dragon kiln fire method of Shuiji Town, Jianyang in the Song Dynasty, the iron content of the body reaches 7%, and the glaze surface naturally precipitates partridge feather-like crystal patterns. The narrow mouth design restores the shape of the Southern Song Dynasty tea-making vessel, the wall of the cup is inclined to gather the fragrance, and the "rust-colored" fire marks can be seen on the exposed body of the bottom foot.

▎Partridge pattern • The glaze is dark blue like the starry sky, and the silver spots are scattered like partridge feathers • The three-dimensional crystal pattern is naturally formed in the 1300℃ kiln fire • After pouring tea, the pattern flows with the light, presenting the illusion of "the universe in the cup"

▎Craftsmanship details • Diameter 9cm × height 6cm golden ratio • The iron frame is heavy and weighs the hand, and the heat conduction is even without burning the fingers • The curvature of the neck can accurately control the reflux of tea soup