Classical Chinese Culture Lotus Pond in Moonlight Ceramic Teapot Tea Set

Specifications:

• Delicate lotus pond in moonlight themed design tea set
• The Ceramic Teapot comes with one saucer, a teapot and six teacups
• The Ceramic Teapot has a high decorative and artistic value   
• The experience of Antique Teapot is complete only when tea is brewed from a fine teapot
• Lid helps keeps tea warm while sitting and teapot is dishwasher and microwave safe
• Perfect for tea parties, everyday use, or a perfect gift for that special tea drinker
• This Ceramic Teapot Set would make a beautiful decor for home 
• Color: Green & Red & White
• Material: Ceramic
• Color: Green & White & Red
• Cup Size: 52 x 40mm / 2.0 x 1.6in (Dia x H) 
• Plate Size: 280 x 400mm / 11.0 x 15.7in (L x W)
• Teapot Size: 180 x 120mm / 7.1 x 4.7in (W x H)

Details:

• Elegant lotus pond themed tea set comes with one teapot, one saucer and six teacups 

• The fine details of the elegant teapot
• Decorated with lotus, lotus seedpod, lotus leaf, little frog on the body  
• Elegant curving handles give adequate finger room

• The saucer are with lotus and lotus leaf pattern on the background, quite exquisite 

• The tea set is an luxury artistic work for home decor or just a great gift for someone special  

Difference Between Bone China and Fine China:

• Origins - This is an example of Chinese fine china.Fine china was first made about the 16th to 11th century BC in China, according to Travel China Guide. Bone china was made in the 1800s by Josiah Spade in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England, according to The Porcelain and Fine China Guide
• Ingredients - China clay as seen on the ground.Fine china is another name for porcelain and is a mixture of china clay and china stone, while bone china is a precise mixture of 50 percent bone ash, 25 percent china clay and 25 percent china stone
• Two Types of Porcelain - A bone china tea cup.Soft-paste porcelain contains white clay with frit. Frit is white sand, gypsum, alum, nitre, soda and salt and is fired at a lower temperature than the hard-paste porcelain. Hard-paste porcelain is made of china clay and china stone and does not have the frit
• Care - Never use metal hangers they can scratch or crack your piece. Do not wear gloves, as your piece could slip more easily from your grip. Don't put your earthenware in the water because you might have unglazed spots

Package Included:

• 1 x Teapot
• 6 x Teacups
• 1 x Saucer