Description
This porcelain lid rest features a hand-painted bamboo-and-rock motif, balancing graceful bamboo with softly rendered rocks in the spirit of Chinese literati painting.
Inspired by the traditional Chinese drum stool, its compact, rounded form securely holds a teapot or gaiwan lid while helping keep the tea table clean. It can also serve as a small paperweight or incense holder, bringing quiet elegance and versatility to the tea setting.
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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 classic Huashen Cup, or “Flower Deity Cup,” traces its origins to the imperial court of the Kangxi era in the Qing dynasty. Light and graceful like an inverted bell, with a subtly flared rim, its form embodies the refined elegance cherished by Chinese scholars.
Using meticulous fine-line painting and the traditional blue-and-white fenshui shading technique, a master artisan of Huashan Zhuoyin captures an intimate scene of two deer nestled within the quiet beauty of the forest. One reclines with its head raised in an affectionate gaze, while the other approaches gently in response, every dappled marking rendered with remarkable precision.
As hot water fills the cup and the fragrance of tea unfolds, the vessel places the blessing of “double fortune” in the palm of the hand, while evoking a serene and harmonious state of mind—pure and tranquil as a mountain spring.
