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Discover the mesmerizing artistry behind Tenmokus glaze, the heart of every Tenmokus tea cup! In this video, we delve into the ancient secrets of Jian Zhan (Tenmoku), the iconic Chinese teacup renowned for its mystical iron-rich glaze and unpredictable crystalline patterns. Learn how Song Dynasty artisans harnessed natural materials—high-iron "red stone" ore and plant ash—to create these breathtaking tea bowls. The magic of Tenmokus lies in its glaze composition: a delicate balance of quartz, feldspar, and iron oxide (up to 15%!), blended with ash from carefully burned plants. When fired at 1,300°C, this glaze transforms into a flowing canvas of silvery "oil drops," golden "hare’s fur," and iridescent patterns, making each Tenmokus tea cup a unique masterpiece. Yet, this beauty comes with challenges—thick glaze layers risk cracking, dripping, or sticking to kiln shelves, demanding precision at every step. From the origins of ash-glazing in the Stone Age to the scientific breakdown of modern Tenmokus recipes, this video uncovers why these teacups remain symbols of harmony between human ingenuity and nature’s randomness. Whether you're a ceramics enthusiast or a tea lover, explore how centuries-old techniques continue to shape the allure of Tenmokus today. Don’t miss this journey into the fiery alchemy that turns humble earth into art! Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell for more content on traditional crafts! 🔔✨ #Tenmokus#Tea cups#jianzhan #ceramic art#Chinese craftsmanship#intangible cultural heritage# pottery making#traditional ceramics#chineseculture #tea #teaceremony #tenmoku#