Ru Kiln Gold-Inlaid Dragon Tea Set – 12-Piece Powder Blue Glaze Gift Box

The millennium kiln fire has tempered the oriental aesthetics. This Dragon Soars the World Powder Green Glaze Tea Set is based on the Northern Song Dynasty Ru Kiln as its soul and Dehua white porcelain as its bones, replicating the ultimate glaze color of “the sky is blue after the rain and the clouds are broken” in Song Huizong’s dream. The set contains 12 utensils such as covered bowls, fairness cups, and tea cups. The glaze is as smooth as fat, the crackle pattern is like the winding dragon scales, and the cloud and thunder pattern outlined by 24K gold wire is hidden, interpreting the imperial atmosphere of “Dragon Riding the Nine Skies”.

Using the ancient method of agate glaze, the glaze contains 30% natural Nanyang agate powder, fired by 1320℃ reducing flame, the glaze layer is transparent and visible ice crystals, and the touch is warmer than jade. Each utensil needs to go through 27 processes such as bisque firing, glaze dipping, gold painting, and re-firing, with a finished product rate of less than 15%. The cicada wing pattern and fish roe pattern formed by kiln change are intertwined, achieving the unique characteristics of “one vessel, one pattern, one world”.

The gift box is contained in a red sandalwood box with a dragon pattern and lined with imperial yellow brocade. It comes with a collection certificate signed by a porcelain expert from the Palace Museum and a cultural handbook called “The Code of Ru Kiln”. It is a pinnacle work for tea ceremony gatherings, corporate gifts, and heirloom collections.