White Porcelain Horseshoe Teacup painting Gracing the vase's upper segment

Gracing the vase's upper segment is a gentle dusting of gold powder

Different instruments

Once sculpted

The round design came from the shape of combs used by women in ancient China

These minuscule golden dots

White Porcelain Horseshoe Teacup painting Gracing the vase's upper segmentProduct Details Popular during the Ming and Qing dynasties, the horseshoe cup was named for its flared shape that resembles a horseshoe with its large opening and small recessed base. The white porcelain is fired at a temperature of 1350C (2462F), resulting in a semi translucent material that beautifully highlights the teas colour. Dimensions 1. 8 H x 2. 4 W Volume: 60ml Material & Care Wash immediately after use to prevent tea colour stains. Keep dry