Chinese teaware, Taiwanese teaware, sake vessels By Chen Guofei, high-grade silver-hair Jianzhan, Tenmoku teacup, master cup, sake vessel ① I received two Jianzhan teacups from a Chinese friend. I have another one for sale as well. Please refer to the fourth photo for the size, capacity, and price. Quantity: One Size: Diameter 9.6 x 6.5cm Marked on the bottom. High-grade teaware and sake vessels. Recommended for those who appreciate the value. Thank you. From the internet: Jianzhan (also known as "Kenzan") is a Tenmoku tea bowl made in the Jian kiln (Kenyō) during the Song and Yuan dynasties in China. The Jian kiln was located in Shuiji Town, Jianyang County, Fujian Province, China, and produced many Tenmoku tea bowls for tea drinking during the Song dynasty. The works have a small foot and a curled lip, and are divided into many types depending on the changes in the glaze, with those called Yohen and Yuteki being particularly excellent. They were brought to Japan at the end of the Kamakura period and were highly valued by tea masters. It has been stored in a box for many years. Unused. Due to the long storage period, the box has discoloration and damage. Please judge the condition of the product from the photos. Returns, exchanges, and cancellations are not accepted. Please purchase if you understand that this is a used item. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. Thank you. Tea utensils, tea ceremony, Chinese tea, teaware, Taiwanese tea, brewing tea, sencha, black tea, Chinese teaware, teaware, Chinese crafts, Chinese art, Chinese antiques Chinese souvenirs Taiwanese souvenirs Hong Kong souvenirs Fukagawa Seiji, Koransha, Jingdezhen, Ming Dynasty teaware, Qianlong era, Made in the Great Ming Dynasty, Chenghua era, Chinese tableware, teaware, tea set, teacup, antiques Tea leaf cans, tea cans, tea caddies, Chinese teaware, Chinese tea, Taiwanese tea, Taiwanese teaware