Taiwan【Tianmu】Black Tea Cang

Title of work: Taiwan [Tianmu] Black Tea Cang Author: Ju Ming Kiln Size: ø220mm H.340mm diameter 80mm Year of creation: 2015 (out of print) Ju Ming Ceramics was established in 1983, supplying antique white porcelain to Hong Kong, and also producing blue and white porcelain and monochromatic glaze for resale around the world. After the opening of the mainland in 1988, it specialized in the production of single-color glaze black gold, Bronze red, Jun kiln, celadon, Ding kiln and various open-glazed porcelain. After 2000, it also produced personalized living pottery, dining plates for large hotels, etc. Features and Features: Tianmu glaze is a unique ancient Chinese ceramic glaze color known for its unique luster and texture. The following are some characteristics of ceramic Tianmu glaze: Tianmu texture: One of the biggest features of ceramic Tianmu glaze is that its glaze surface exhibits Tianmu texture, which is formed due to the flow and solidification of the glaze at high temperatures. The texture of the Tianmu shows a curve like water ripples, or like waves on the water, hence the name "Tianmu". Color: The color of Tianmu glaze is usually blue-gray or dark blue, with a certain degree of transparency and a unique luster. This color will show different changes under different lights, adding to the beauty of the utensils. Glaze gloss: The glaze surface of Tianmu glaze usually shows a crystal clear luster, has a certain degree of transparency, and can reflect the surrounding light, presenting a unique beauty. Microcrystals: Tiny crystals can often be seen on the glaze surface of Tianmu glaze, which is formed due to the crystallization of the glaze during cooling at high temperatures. These microcrystals add texture and texture to the glaze, making the Tenmu glaze more attractive. Generally speaking, ceramic Tianmu glaze is famous for its Tianmu texture, blue-gray or dark blue color, crystal clear glaze luster and micro-crystallization, and is known as one of the treasures of ancient Chinese ceramics.