foshou gaiwan black oolong_tieguanyin but two mountains are hand-painted

but two mountains are hand-painted on the sides of the gaiwan—a symbol surpassed in significance for tea culture only by the tea leaf itself

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followed by a subtle vegetal flavor that adds depth

but in its subtle malty complexity

but a gentle sensation enveloping the tongue

foshou gaiwan black oolong_tieguanyin but two mountains are hand-paintedThis impressive vessel in the houhin formspouted, but with a rim in lieu of a handledisplays excellent synergy, its material complementing its form beautifully. The dark, rough ceramic supports the pelican like spout, jutting in a fat pout, as it contrasts the goldenrod figure on its lid: a Buddha's hand citrus, as in other vessels of this series. The motif may reach its apex here, however, where the shape and material create a grounded, earthy feel,