Mochizuki Jade Rabbit Gaiwan Old rock mud appear when porcelain paintings are
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appear when porcelain paintings are fired or in use
gentle texture
It has won the favor and admiration of countless artifact researchers with its unique glaze color
set up a tea factory here dedicated to producing Gu Zhu Zi Sun Cha as the first tribute tea for the Tang Dynasty Emperor
Mochizuki Jade Rabbit Gaiwan Old rock mud appear when porcelain paintings areMaterial: Ceramic Origin: Jingdezhen, Jiangxi. Firing Temperature: 1310C High temperature Firing Glaze Color: Pink Glaze Process: Hand drawn Embryo + Hand painted Pattern Specifications: mouth 9. 4cm, height 10. 0cm, capacity: 150cm. The story of Yu Tu Wang Yue Jade Rabbit Gazing at the Moon According to the legend, long ago in ancient China, there was a rabbit who lived in the Moon Palace, home of the Moon Goddess named Change. This rabbit was
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