Hand-carved, fully decorated silver-glazed covered bowl/cup

Hand-carved silver-glazed covered bowl

Hand-carved silver-glazed covered bowl

A young man went to buy a bowl. Upon entering the shop, he picked up a bowl and gently tapped it against the other bowls in turn. Each bowl produced a dull, muffled sound. Disappointed, he shook his head and went to try the next bowl…

He examined almost every bowl in the shop, but couldn't find one he liked. Even the bowl the owner presented, which he considered the finest in the shop, was returned to him with a shake of his head in disappointment.

The shopkeeper was puzzled and asked him what he meant by constantly touching one bowl to another. He proudly told the shopkeeper that it was a trick an elder had taught him for choosing bowls: when one bowl gently taps another, the one that makes a crisp, pleasant sound must be a good bowl.

Silver-painted palace bowl

The shopkeeper suddenly realized what was going on, picked up a bowl and handed it to him, smiling as he said, "Young man, try this bowl. I guarantee you'll find one you like."

He did as he was told, albeit with some skepticism.

Strange! Every bowl he held made a crisp sound when gently tapped together. Confused, he asked for an explanation. The shopkeeper smiled and said, "The reason is simple. The bowl you used to test the bowls was a defective product; its sound was bound to be dull."

If you want to get a good bowl, you must first make sure that the one you get is also a good bowl...

Everyone has a bowl in their life, filled with kindness, trust, tolerance, and sincerity, but also with hypocrisy, narrow-mindedness, suspicion, and selfishness... Please remove the impurities from your bowl, then smile as you welcome the collision of another bowl, and let out your crisp, cheerful laughter! Only by being the best version of yourself can you create the best versions of others.

Hand-carved silver cup

Falling in love is not only about being fascinated by objects, but also about yearning for a better life! "Use a lifetime to fill a cup with water, and then use the time it takes to fill a cup of water to tell a story about a lifetime."

Each vessel has its own history and culture. Fine tasting cups represent the marks of changing times, record the traces of the creator's handcrafting, and often incorporate the creator's emotional stories or life experiences.

" The moment you meet her is an emotional resonance with her, so every time you savor it, there is a feeling in it.

Silver Bell Cup with Floral Design

When you savor tea attentively, a teacup can become an independent work of art. By analyzing its clay, shape, and glaze, and by examining the different materials, firing conditions, and kiln structures, each cup creates a space for dialogue between the cup and the tea during the tea-drinking experience.

Thin-walled cups retain their aroma, which rises slowly from the hot tea to the cold tea; thick-walled cups are sturdy and comfortable, and the fragrance lingers for a long time when you drink tea... Looking at cups in this way adds a layer of practical interest.