XUANZHAN Collection
Dark ceramic bodies, layered glazes and natural kiln variation. Discover Jian bowls, gaiwan, personal tea cups and complete sets.
TWO COLLECTIONS · ONE TEA TABLE
Discover the depth of kiln-fired XUANZHAN glazes and the delicate brushwork of our hand-painted Gongfu collection. Explore ready-made pieces or commission your own.
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From kiln-fired glazes to hand-painted details, explore pieces chosen for everyday use and lasting appreciation.
New pieces are being prepared. Contact us for current availability.
Contact our studioTWO DISTINCT COLLECTIONS
Choose the depth of XUANZHAN glazes or the quiet detail of hand-painted Gongfu ware. Each collection offers ready-made pieces and its own custom commissions.
Dark ceramic bodies, layered glazes and natural kiln variation. Discover Jian bowls, gaiwan, personal tea cups and complete sets.
Light-toned ceramics with hand-painted botanicals, landscapes and calligraphy, across gaiwan, personal cups and complete Gongfu sets.
Browse finished pieces by collection and form. Each product listing provides its dimensions, glaze or painted details.
Start with a dedicated inquiry for your chosen form. We confirm the glaze or motif, base mark, budget and timing with you.
EARTH · FIRE · TIME
First impressions are only the beginning. We consider form, glaze or brushwork, the feel in your hand and the experience of daily use.
We aim to describe the making process and dimensions clearly, including the natural variation of kiln firing and hand painting.
GLAZE LIBRARY
Glaze is not a printed pattern. Temperature, kiln atmosphere and mineral crystals leave a different signature on every piece.
Star-like crystals reveal silver-blue layers as the light changes.
Fine streaks flow naturally down the curved surface.
Fire and minerals create colors that never repeat exactly.
A QUIET RITUAL
A Jian bowl belongs in your daily ritual, not only on a shelf. Warm it, pour your tea and enjoy how familiar its glaze becomes in the changing light.
Turn the bowl in side light to discover the spacing and depth of its crystals.
Warm the vessel with hot water before brewing for a steadier tea temperature.
Watch the color of your tea against the dark glaze, adding another dimension to every infusion.