Description
Abundant Blossoms Yashou Teacup
Inspired by the traditional Chinese scrolling floral motif, this Yashou teacup combines continuous cobalt vines with blossoms in five distinctive colors.
The flowing vines weave naturally around the porcelain, connecting leaves and flowers in an uninterrupted composition. Their continuous growth expresses wishes for prosperity, harmony, fulfillment, and lasting good fortune.
Among the cobalt foliage, five colors bloom with different meanings: purple for auspicious fortune, bright yellow for prosperity, soft yellow for harmony, rose pink for youthful beauty, and pale pink for gentle happiness.
The balanced Yashou form rests naturally in the hands, bringing the symbolism of flourishing blossoms and continuous blessings into an everyday tea ritual.
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Once a call tag is issued, Arteriors requires all products to be returned to us within 30 days.Please note, Arteriors is not responsible for fees charged by 3rd parties for services retained by clients, including, but not limited to, installation, storage, inspection, and packaging.
The beauty of the scrolling floral motif lies in its continuity.
One stem leads to another leaf, and one blossom is followed by the next. The pattern seems to grow endlessly across the porcelain, expressing a simple wish: that the good things in life may continue.
Huashan paints the vines in cobalt blue and allows five colors to bloom among them.
Purple represents auspicious fortune and favorable beginnings.
Bright yellow evokes prosperity and abundance.
Soft yellow expresses warmth, harmony, and fulfillment.
Rose pink celebrates youthfulness and beauty.
Pale pink conveys gentleness, harmony, and lasting happiness.
Connected by continuous vines, the five blossoms become more than decoration. Together, they express layers of wishes for a flourishing life.
On the Yashou teacup, these blossoms rest naturally within the hands, bringing traditional symbolism closer to the everyday ritual of tea.
Blossoms within the hand, prosperity carried through the years.































