Wood-fired glazed peony cup

Known as the "King of Flowers," the peony symbolizes elegance, prosperity, and good fortune. This cup is inspired by the peony's blossoming form. Crafted through the high heat of wood-fired fire, the flames leave traces of metallic texture on the vessel, while the red glaze resembles the blooming petals, layered and vibrant, creating a vibrant and elegant effect. Whether enjoyed with tea or as a gift, it symbolizes "prosperity and prosperity, the blossoming of wealth." ✨ Features: • Peony imagery: Blooming like a brocade, symbolizing good fortune and prosperity • Wood-fired, one-of-a-kind: The natural interweaving of fire marks and fallen ash makes each one unique • Practical and collectible: A perfect everyday tea utensil, it can also become a unique art piece Usage and Care • Suitable for brewing tea, coffee, or everyday beverages • Hand washing recommended; avoid dishwashers and steel brushes • The longer the cup is used, the more moist it becomes, developing a unique luster ⸻ Brand Story Chuanju Workshop | Four Generations of Ceramics We believe that a cup is more than just an object; it's a token of our heart. The wood-fired peony cup, embodying the art of fire and the blessing of blooming flowers, imbues every sip of tea with richness and warmth. Pre-Purchase Information 1. All our pieces are hand-thrown and one-of-a-kind. Please confirm details via private message before purchasing. 2. Each piece is meticulously hand-thrown by the artist. These pieces are water-resistant, acid-resistant, and fade-resistant, but not impact-resistant. Please handle them with care after purchase. 3. Please feel free to private message us with any questions before or after purchase. If you're curious about anything related to wood-fired teaware, please feel free to ask us. 4. All pieces will be carefully packaged to prevent impact upon shipment. To avoid disputes, please video the entire unpacking process. 5. If you are using your piece for the first time, please rinse it and sterilize it with hot water before use. Purely handmade, wood-fired, with some slight coarse grain and traces of hand-pulled clay. The indentations in the sand are normal and not flaws. Wood-fired pursues artistic creation in imperfection. If you demand perfection, don't choose it.