[Japanese ancient art] Ji blue glazed autumn grass pattern sencha cup

Ji blue glaze, also known as "ji blue glaze", "sacrificial blue glaze" and "ji blue glaze". The blue glaze of Ming and Qing Dynasties is commonly known as "Jilan", a high-temperature lime-alkali glaze. Its green body is glazed and fired at a high temperature of 1280-1300 °C. The color is deep, the glaze does not flow or crack, the color tone is uniform, and the color is relatively stable. Its glaze blue is like the deep sea, the glaze surface is even and the color is stable, and later generations call it "Jiqing". This tea vessel is designed according to the color of the ancient Chinese Ji-blue glaze. The decoration adopts the Japanese-style autumn grass pattern, and the glaze is deliberately made with brush marks, which makes its work and Chinese Ji-blue glaze porcelain clearly distinguished. It makes people see the difference at a glance. It is a very Japanese-style tea prop!