


Each cup is thrown by hand, glazed with iron-rich minerals and fired at over 1300°C. The kiln decides the final pattern — hare's fur, oil spot or peacock blue — so no two pieces are alike.
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From clay to kiln, every piece passes through more than 20 hand steps over two weeks.
See how it's madeJianzhan cups hold heat well and their thick walls keep tea warm through a long gongfu session. They suit oolong, black tea, pu-erh and white tea, and make a lasting gift for tea lovers.
Yes. Each piece is thrown, glazed and fired by hand, so size and glaze vary slightly.
Our glazes are lead-free mineral glazes fired above 1300°C and are safe for daily use.
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· Buying Guide
Why bowl width matters more than volume when you whisk matcha.
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· Tea Life
Simple habits that keep your cups and teapots beautiful for decades.
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· Brewing
Everything you need for a simple gongfu session — and what you can skip.
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· Glaze
Two of the most famous tenmoku glazes, explained without the jargon.
Read moreQuestions answered by people who use the cups every day.
Every parcel is insured and shipped with tracking.
Double-boxed and padded. Breakage is replaced free.
Each piece arrives in a gift box with a care card.