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Design Research on Ancient Chinese Ceramic Tea Sets
Ceramic tea sets in the Tang Dynasty mainly include tea stoves, water boilers and tea cups. A considerable part of the tea stoves are ceramics, and most water boilers are open. The most highly regarded tea cups are celadon from Yue Kiln. The main ceramic tea sets of the Song Dynasty were tea stoves, water boilers and tea cups. At this stage, most water boilers had bunched mouths, and the most highly regarded tea cups were Jian Kiln black porcelain. The ceramic tea sets of the Tang and Song dynas
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Fragrant Tea and Elegant Utensils: Ming Dynasty Tea Sets and Ming Dynasty Society
Typical tea sets of the Ming Dynasty include stoves, cups, and pots. In addition, there are other tea sets. These tea sets are widely recorded and described in tea books, poems, tea paintings, novels and operas of the Ming Dynasty. Tea sets in the Ming Dynasty were closely related to the court, literati and secular society, and were an important part of palace life, literati life and secular life. Palace tea sets were mainly produced and supplied by the Imperial Ware Factory in Jingdezhen, and l
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