/ Produced by the Museum of Ceramic Arts / Tea Mountain Cloud Dance Tea Set
[Tea Set] Designed by ceramic artist Zhuo Mingshun; Produced by Dongxiang Porcelain
Serene mountains and rivers form the "teapot body," soaring clouds form the "teapot handle," embodying the essence of the mountains and clouds of Pinglin's tea region. Transcendent detachment, geometric form, cleansing the mind of worldly dust and achieving tranquil detachment through the tea ceremony.
[Indigo-Dyed Tea Towel] The tea towel is dyed with "cloud dyeing," its pattern resembling ever-changing interwoven clouds. Sanxia was once a hub for the indigo dyeing industry in northern Taiwan, due to the cultivation of indigo plants and the washing and drying of dyed fabrics along the clear banks of the Sanxia River.
Music: From the album "Praise and Tea Cultivation" by Di Sheng Flute & Guitar Duo. This new composition celebrates the classic memories of praise and interaction among early tea pickers working in the fields.
Washing Instructions: Please wash with a sponge and invert to dry.
Product Contents: One teapot, two cups, one tea towel, music information card.
Capacity - Teapot: 150ml | Cups: 100ml
Indigo-Dyed Tea Towel - Sanxia Indigo Dye
Music - Released by The Di Sheng Culture and Arts Foundation, Taipei
Place of Origin - Yingge, Taiwan
Production Date - November 2019
Expiration Date - Tea set has no expiration date.
For bulk purchases, please contact the Museum of Ceramic Arts / Cultural Merchandise Store separately.
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- /Produced by the Museum of Ceramic Arts/ Tea Set: Designed by ceramic artist Zhuo Mingshun; Produced by Dongxiang Porcelain Serene mountains and rivers form the "teapot body," soaring clouds form the "teapot handle," embodying the essence of the mountains and clouds of Pinglin's tea region. Transcendent detachment, geometric form, cleansing the mind of worldly dust and achieving tranquil detachment through the tea ceremony.
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