Handcrafted Gold Oil Spot Jian Zhan Tea Cup
This handcrafted Japanese-inspired Jian Zhan (Tenmoku) tea cup blends ancient ceramic tradition with modern luxury, crafted for discerning tea lovers and collectors. Each cup features a stunning black base glaze dotted with one-of-a-kind 24k gold oil spot patterns, creating a striking, luminous contrast that catches the light with every sip.
Unique Design & Aesthetics
Inspired by the classic Japanese Tenmoku chawan tradition, this cup features a wide rounded rim, gently tapered body and small stable foot – an ergonomic shape that fits comfortably in your hand, lets you easily appreciate your tea’s color, and amplifies the aroma of your brew. The luxurious black and gold palette brings a sense of refined elegance to any tea ceremony or modern home tea space, making it as beautiful as a decorative display piece as it is functional for daily use.
Premium Craftsmanship & Materials
- Crafted from high-grade kaolin clay for a durable, dense body that retains heat perfectly to keep your tea at the ideal temperature
- Glazed with 24k gold accents and fired at extreme high temperatures to create the unique, long-lasting oil spot finish that will stay beautiful for generations
- Lead-free, food-safe ceramic that is microwave, oven, and dishwasher safe for convenient everyday use
- Every piece is handcrafted, so no two cups have identical gold spot patterns – your cup is truly one of a kind
Specifications
- Capacity: 4.4oz (130ml)
- Dimensions: 2″ (5.1cm) height x 3.4″ (8.7cm) diameter
- Material: Lead-free ceramic with 24k gold glaze
Perfect for daily matcha, sencha, or roasted green tea, gifting to tea lovers, or adding to your handcrafted tea ware collection. This one-of-a-kind cup is sure to become a conversation piece at your next tea gathering.
Please note: Slight color variations may occur due to screen and lighting settings, and minor 0.4″ (1-2cm) measurement differences from handcrafting are part of the unique character of each piece.









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