Qinghua Kintsugi Teacups

This exquisite teacup set is a unique blend of history and artistry, consisting of two beautifully crafted teacups from the Qing Dynasty, originating from the renowned porcelain city of Jingdezhen. Each teacup showcases the timeless elegance of Blue and White porcelain, with intricate hand-painted patterns that reflect the rich cultural heritage of ancient China.

What makes this set truly special is the incorporation of the Kintsugi technique—a traditional Japanese art form that mends broken pottery with lacquer dusted with powdered gold. One teacup remains in its original, pristine condition, while the other has been thoughtfully repaired with Kintsugi, turning a once-fractured piece into a symbol of resilience and beauty. This delicate fusion of Chinese and Japanese craftsmanship embodies the philosophy of wabi-sabi, an aesthetic that finds beauty in imperfection and impermanence.

By adding this teacup set to your collection, you’re not just acquiring functional teaware, but also a piece of art that tells a story of cultural interplay and enduring craftsmanship. The juxtaposition of the flawless and the repaired teacup serves as a poignant reminder that true beauty often lies in the stories and scars we carry.

Size:
H 3.2cm
D 7.2cm
Volume 35ml