Porcelain Mulberry Glaze Coffee Mug from Jingdezhen city of London Students of Shodo

Students of Shodo

This rustic vintage Chinese chest is from the Beijing region and dates from circa 1920

this pretty tapas-sized plate has a matt effect finish and a subtle pale green glaze with a dappled effect

are one of the most common subjects for the traditional Japanese brush calligraphy known as shodo

Porcelain Mulberry Glaze Coffee Mug from Jingdezhen city of London Students of ShodoThis porcelain coffee mug was hand made in Jingdezhen, the renowned ceramics capital of China. It is part of a range of tableware by an artisan ceramicist who specialises in creating glazes with variable colouring that require heat of around 1250C. The inside is glazed in dark brown with a graphite like sheen and shows a signature swirl pattern at the bottom made by the maker's finger tips. The coffee cup measures 9. 5cm in diameter and is 6cm high.