the point on the end of the handle

white porcelain will allow comparison of infusion colour

coating the entire mouth like a cooling breeze

contributing laud and rune to the tribute of pu'er tea from a mountain quite well known to be

and has devoted herself to exploring the history of the craft

foshou teapot white oolong_tieguanyin the point on the endCreamy colored, and skin textured, the surface of this teapot is both a visual and a haptic pleasure. The elongated fingers of hands in mudra lend a name to a citrus variety, and in turn a motif to this teaware series (as well as a yan cha that resembles its taste), in which the artist has formed the knob into the shape of the Buddha's hand (foshou). The delicate and charming figure aside, this pear shaped pot convinces with its clean lines, precise