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The Ru porcelain teapot by Lin's Ceramics Studio is naturally light blue and is the perfect accessory for infusing Oolong tea. The teapot can be paired with one of the cups and pitchers in the same material to create an elegant set. Recommended for preparing tea for 1 or 2 people. History of Ru porcelain Ru porcelain is suitable for non-fermented and lightly fermented teas, such as green tea and high-mountain Oolong tea. Ru Kiln was the foremost of the five great kilns of the Song dynasty. Ru porcelain is famous for the fineness and purity of its clay, the refined craftsmanship of its shapes and the pure sky-blue color of its glaze. Ru porcelain was once reserved for the imperial court and, according to a contemporary source, only pieces that were rejected were destined for a broader market.
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