Illustrative images created with AI assistance. Appearance and specifications await sample verification. Food, styling props and additional matching pieces are not included; see the included-item list.
Shang Tang Celadon Tea Canister
Glossy blue-green celadon and a dark wooden lid give loose tea a place of its own. A broad shoulder and low foot keep this compact canister quietly balanced.
Glossy blue-green celadon and a dark wooden lid give loose tea a place of its own. A broad shoulder and low foot keep this compact canister quietly balanced.
Keep a small supply of loose tea in the Qingmu Fangyuan canister. Its glossy blue-green porcelain body has a curved shoulder that narrows toward the mouth, with a low foot beneath. A flat, dark wooden lid adds visible grain above the smooth glaze.
The mouth measures 8 cm across and the canister stands 11 cm high with its lid. The capacity reference is approximately 100 g of green tea: the amount that fits depends on leaf shape and packing. This figure is neither a liquid volume nor the weight of the canister.
One canister and wooden lid are supplied with gift packaging; tea and brewing tools are separate. The body is described as Longquan celadon, and the lid as jichimu wood. Airtightness and storage duration are not established.
The wood and unidentified layer beneath the lid need separate care from the porcelain body.
What is included
One celadon canister, one wooden lid and gift packaging. Tea and brewing tools are separate.
Details at a glance
- Mouth Ø8 cm; height with lid 11 cm. Approx. 100 g green-tea load is a dry-leaf example, not liquid capacity; leaf size and packing affect the amount.
- Seller-described Longquan celadon body and jichimu wooden lid. The layer beneath the lid has no confirmed material specification.
- Selected original brand: Shang Tang
Before you choose
Are the other pieces in the images included? One celadon canister, one wooden lid and gift packaging. Tea and brewing tools are separate.
How should I care for it? Gentle handwashing is recommended for the porcelain body when needed. Use warm water, mild detergent and a soft sponge, then dry completely before adding dry tea. Wipe the wooden lid with a soft, slightly damp cloth and dry promptly; avoid soaking or heating it. Do not remove or wet the unidentified layer beneath the lid. Appliance suitability is unknown for the body, lid and underlayer.
