汉瓦汝壶 · Hanwa Mist」 — Ru Kiln Han Tile Teapot Set (One Pot + Two Cups · Large Capacity · Porcelain Gongfu Tea Set for Household Use)

🏺 Table of Contents
• 💎 Name & Description
• ✨ Product Overview
• 🧘 Cultural & Craft Legacy
• 🔩 Material, Craft & Form Geometry
• 🍵 Brewing Character & Use Considerations
• 🏡 Styling, Space & Use Cases
• 🧴 Care & Maintenance
• 💬 FAQ

💎 Name & Description

「汉瓦汝壶 · Hanwa Mist」 — Ru Kiln Han Tile Teapot Set (One Pot + Two Cups · Large Capacity · Porcelain Gongfu Tea Set for Household Use)
The Hanwa Mist 汉瓦汝壶 is a Ru porcelain tea set featuring a wide-bodied teapot and two matching cups, inspired by the texture and form of ancient Han dynasty roof tiles. With its soft celadon glaze and generous capacity, this set is ideal for daily Gongfu-style brewing, family sharing, or contemplative tea sessions at home.

Design Highlight: The teapot’s broad silhouette and subtle crackle glaze evoke the quiet dignity of Han architecture and the refined elegance of Song-era Ru ware.

✨ Product Overview

🧘 Cultural & Craft Legacy

汉瓦之形 | Han Tile Form
The teapot’s wide, low profile draws inspiration from the curvature of Han dynasty roof tiles—symbols of shelter, stability, and cultural continuity.

汝瓷冰裂 | Ru Kiln Ice Crackle Glaze
Ru porcelain is known for its soft celadon hue and fine crackle patterns, which develop a unique patina over time. This glaze reflects the Song dynasty’s pursuit of quiet elegance and natural harmony.

家用之器 | A Vessel for Everyday Rituals
With its larger capacity and grounded form, this set is designed for shared moments—whether among family, friends, or in solitary reflection.

🔩 Material, Craft & Form Geometry

Material · Ru-Style High-Fired Porcelain

• Symbolism: Shelter · Harmony · Endurance
• Emotional Resonance: Evokes the strength of ancient rooftops and the serenity of celadon skies
• Affirmation: “When I pour from this vessel, I serve legacy in stillness.”

Craftsmanship

• Molded porcelain with hand-applied ice crackle glaze
• High-temperature fired for durability and depth
• Built-in ceramic ball hole filter for smooth infusion

Form Geometry

• Teapot: Wide and low with a centered lid and curved spout
• Cups: Rounded with open mouths for aroma appreciation
• Filter: Built-in ceramic ball hole filter

🍵 Brewing Character & Use Considerations

Best Suited For

• Oolong · Puer · Black Tea · Fragrant Blends

Brewing Performance

• Heat Retention: Moderate, ideal for multiple infusions
• Flavor Clarity: Porcelain preserves aroma and brightness
• Pour Control: Smooth, steady stream with minimal dripping

Brewing Notes

• Preheat gently to stabilize temperature
• Ideal for 2–3 person tea sessions
• Use with whole-leaf teas for best results

🏡 Styling, Space & Use Cases

Daily Use

• A grounded companion for family tea, reading breaks, or evening calm

Ritual Moments

• Enhances the mood of seasonal tea gatherings, cultural celebrations, or quiet reflection

Interior Styling

• Complements traditional, minimalist, or architectural interiors
• A sculptural centerpiece for tea trays, shelves, or dining tables

Gifting Potential

• A meaningful gift for tea lovers, collectors, or those who appreciate cultural craftsmanship
• Suitable for housewarmings, birthdays, or heritage-inspired occasions

🧴 Care & Maintenance

• Cleaning: Rinse with warm water only; avoid soaps or abrasives
• Drying: Air dry naturally, inverted on a clean cloth
• Storage: Store in a dry, cool place; avoid stacking with heavy items
• Handling: Avoid sudden temperature changes to prevent cracking
• Preservation: Crackle glaze will deepen with use—this is natural and desirable

💬 FAQ

1. Is this set fully handmade?
   It is semi-handmade, with molded forms and hand-applied glaze.
2. What is the inspiration behind the teapot’s shape?
   The form is inspired by Han dynasty roof tiles—symbols of shelter and tradition.
3. Is the glaze safe for daily use?
   Yes. It is high-fired, lead-free, and food-safe.
4. Can I use this set for all teas?
   Best for oolong, puer, black tea, and fragrant blends.
5. Is the filter removable?
   No. It includes a built-in ceramic ball hole filter.
6. Will the glaze change over time?
   Yes. The crackle lines will darken slightly with use, creating a personal patina.
7. Is it dishwasher-safe?
   Hand washing is recommended to preserve the glaze and form.
8. Is this set suitable for gifting?
   Yes. It’s elegant, culturally meaningful, and can be presented in a gift box.
9. Is the teapot large enough for multiple people?
   Yes. Its 300–350ml capacity is ideal for 2–3 person sessions.
10. What makes this set unique?
    Its Han-inspired form, Ru-style glaze, and generous size make it a rare blend of heritage and function.

• High-concerned chemical: None
• Material: Nylon
• Origin: Mainland China
• CN: Tibet