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Dimensions: Approximately 8.2 cm in diameter and 4 cm in height.
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Hsiao Fang Pottery Arts | Classic Ruby Red: Petal-Fluted Foliate Master Cup Set
Ruby Red Glaze / Petal-Fluted Foliate Master Cup SetMaster Tsai Hsiao-fang / Taipei, Taiwan
Object Profile
Rich, vibrant, and gemstone-like, Hsiao Fang’s Ruby Red glaze captures the pinnacle of classical high-fire copper reduction. Master Tsai Hsiao-fang disciplines the volatile flame to create a surface of deep, succulent crimson. During the intense firing, the subtle downward flow of glaze naturally reveals a faint white "lampwick rim" at the mouth, transitioning gracefully into dense, velvety red along the body—a signature trait of imperial monochrome ceramics.
Form & Tea Aesthetics
Hand-Fluted Ribs & Glaze Contrast: Inspired by Song dynasty foliate vessels, the form is meticulously hand-thrown and carved with symmetrical petal flutes. The glaze gently recedes along the raised ribs, producing subtle tonal contrasts (Chu Jin) that accentuate the cup's sculptural depth.
Master Cup Presence: Proportioned as a dedicated master cup, the rhythmic contours offer a comfortable and engaging tactile grip, establishing an anchor of warmth and visual balance at the tea table.
Specifications
Artist / Brand: Master Tsai Hsiao-fang / Hsiao Fang Pottery Arts
Craft: Hand-thrown & fluted / High-fire reduction firing (approx. 1300°C) / Ruby Red monochrome glaze / Pure porcelain
Form: Petal-Fluted Foliate Master Cup with collector's gift box
Capacity: Approx. 95 ml
Recommended Teas: Traditional Dong Ding, Oriental Beauty, Aged Tieguanyin, and Wuyi Rock Tea
Brewer’s Note:
A stroke of deep kiln red, like frozen twilight held in the palm.
As the tea is poured, both vessel and mind settle into still calm.