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Blue Ru porcelain set decorated with a cord-colored ornamental Greek key pattern, consisting of a teapot with a steel filter and two cups. “...like the blue of the sky in a clearing among the clouds after the rain.” For a perfect infusion, the teapot should be made of porcelain or ceramic, never metal, so as not to alter the tea's flavor. It should also never be washed with detergent or in the dishwasher, but with boiling water and baking soda. Ru porcelain: the glaze, applied in numerous layers, continues over both the upper and lower edges, unlike the rival Ding porcelain, fired upside down and therefore left with an unglazed raw rim, often covered with a metal band. The colors vary and were divided and classified by Chinese scholars as “sky blue,” “pale blue,” and “egg blue,” using in each case the Chinese word 青, qīng, which means both “blue” and “green.”
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Blue Ru porcelain set decorated with a cord-colored ornamental Greek key pattern, consisting of a teapot with a steel filter and two cups. “...like the blue of the sky in a clearing among the clouds after the rain.” For a perfect infusion, the teapot should be made of porcelain or ceramic, never metal, so as not to alter the tea's flavor. It should also never be washed with detergent or in the dishwasher, but with boiling water and baking soda. Ru porcelain: the glaze, applied in numerous layers, continues over both the upper and lower edges, unlike the rival Ding porcelain, fired upside down and therefore left with an unglazed raw rim, often covered with a metal band. The colors vary and were divided and classified by Chinese scholars as “sky blue,” “pale blue,” and “egg blue,” using in each case the Chinese word 青, qīng, which means both “blue” and “green.”
