Woodfired Dehua Bark Tea Cup # 95811, 70 ml non-product

Woodfired Dehua Bark Tea Cup # 95811, 70 ml non-productA small Woodfired Dehua tea cup with a bark textured exterior and smooth glazed interior.

Tea-to-Water Ratio: 5 grams per 100 ml of water

so its precise provenance and canonical proportions are ambiguous

balanced silhouette promotes even infusion and comfortable pouring

The exact technical identity of "扁玉壶" is somewhat ambiguous from the name alone: it suggests a low‑profile (flattened) jade vessel in the general shape of a hu/hu‑type ewer or small teapot rather than a mass‑produced ceramic teapot

The name "梅花西施壶" literally reads as “Plum‑Blossom Xishi Teapot

Roasted and aged teas like Charcoal-Baked Tieguanyin or Mei Zhan Lao Cha can handle longer steeps

The liquor is slightly cloudy

but it has long been associated with the Yixing (宜兴) teapot tradition of Jiangsu province and was widely appreciated and reproduced from the late Ming into the Qing dynasty

A bowl-shaped woodfired Dehua tea cup with horizontal combed texture and a small foot

Originally

” which suggests a teapot that combines human-figure decoration with a shape inspired by Han-dynasty roof tiles or a “tile” motif

窑变 (kiln‑change