Kapok Faircup Faircup As the rim is extended

As the rim is extended fairly wide

Both teapots are formed by throwing unglazed white kaolin clay

At the first sight of both teapots

as most zisha teapots are treated

Kapok Faircup Faircup As the rim is extendedThe faircup is made by a creative and accomplished team called Bian(check here for more about Bian) in Jingdezhen. The faircup is made of ceramic, giving it a refined appearance. Due to the glaze used, the faircup stands out for a flamboyant appearance with black stripes running down to the bottom as if a kapok blossom is blooming, providing a soft touch and being aesthetically beautiful. The dark yellow inside gives a significant visual contrast with