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Ru Kiln Server: Series 1
$120.00
Ru Kiln Server: Series 1
$120.00
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Inspired by the Imperial Ru Kilns of China's Song Dynasty, this Ru Kiln Server was crafted by nationally acclaimed Taiwanese master ceramicist Xu De Jia, and features the artist's signature blue-green glaze on a dark clay body.
As with all of our celadon pieces in the Song Kiln Collection, this server is covered with a web of craquelure: hairline cracks in the glaze that will darken with use. This natural patina is an especially prized characteristic of fine celadon, and adds to the pot's aesthetic appeal as every pot is different.Please note that this is a handmade item, and every server will vary slightly in glaze, shape, dimensions, and volume.
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Please note that this is a handmade item, and every server will vary slightly in glaze, shape, dimensions, and volume.
All volumes are measured to the brim. Functional volume may vary.
volume 8 oz/240 ml • height 3.25" • diameter 3.5"
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