Teapot Volume:180ml

Cup Volume:30ml

Origin:Jingde Town of Jiangxi Province

Material:Jingde Town Porcelain


Jing De Zhen, was a town famous as "The Chinaware Capital". As long as 2000 years ago, in the Han Dynasty, some ancient kilns for pottery were built here. In the Tang Dynasty, people had been able to produce chinawares by heating. The wares are said to be: as white as a jade, as clear as a mirror, as thin as a sheet of paper and as sweet sounding as a Qing (a Buddhist percussion instrument). Owing to the manufacturing level was much improved during the reign of Song emperor Jing De, the town was named Jing De Zhen. It's said its former name was Chengnan, pronounced "china" by the Western people who used to export the porcelains from here to their countries. That's why the porcelain was called "chinaware".

Rich Artistic Connotation & Historical Background:      Listen to it

This is a piece of Jingdezhen porcelain from China, named "Goldfish Kungfu Tea Set".

It uses traditional hand-painted techniques to vividly depict the shape and movement of goldfish.

Goldfish symbolize good luck and wealth in Chinese culture, while Kungfu represents strength and skill.

The design of this tea set is inspired by the goldfish Kungfu in Chinese martial arts, showcasing the charm and essence of traditional Chinese culture through the clever use of goldfish imagery and movements.

Its exquisite craftsmanship and vibrant colors give it a noble and elegant feel.

Whether used as a gift or home decoration, it can showcase the owner's cultural taste and aesthetic preferences.