The Tianmu glaze, which has been lost for thousands of years, has been reproduced in contemporary pottery craftsmanship after many attempts and years of experience in research and development of glazes by senior ceramic artist Wang Duozhi. Tianmu glaze is a common name spread to Japan. This type of glaze is a traditional Chinese black glaze with iron ore. In the Song Dynasty, it was famous for glaze spots such as "oil drop", "rabbit hair" and "partridge spot".
In the Jinjing Yaohong Oil Drop Tianmu Tea Bowl, you can see that the crystalline spots emerge to form three-dimensional flakes, and with the change of light, it shows a special brilliance, with rich layers and countless changes, like oil droplets floating on the water surface. It is worth mentioning that, when observed through a magnifying glass, you can also see the subtle crystalline changes of various minerals in the embossed spots, each piece shining like a cosmic starry sky.
Combining traditional craftsmanship and modern aesthetics, it reveals a unique natural and humanistic style. No matter the process of drawing, shaping, glazing, and even firing, under the supervision of potter Wang Duozhi, he strives for perfection and becomes a precious boutique in life.
