Specifications: Height 4 cm, Width 8 cm
Capacity: 80 cc
Product ID: 20079-0000013
Jixiang Cup
It shares a homophone with auspiciousness, hence also known as the "Auspicious Cup."
The "Jixiang Cup" originated in the Song Dynasty and is rumored to have been used by the God of Wealth when inviting deities for tea.
Place water inside the cup, gently grip the base, and lightly rub the rim with a wet finger to produce a resonant sound, signaling good fortune.
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- Machine-made
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- Taiwan
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