Chen Desheng China Tea Set Silver Ceramic Tea Set Plate Teapot Tea

New, unused.

Artistic craft.

Porcelain-wrapped silver firing technique.

Received as a business gift, but I am not using it, so I am selling it.

It is said to be a work by a Chinese artist named Chen Desheng, and I heard the price was tens of thousands of yen in Japanese currency.

It seems to be a technique where 999 pure silver is attached to porcelain, and unlike silver plating, it is thick silver that is attached.

The clasp on the box was detached when I received it, so I would appreciate it if you don't mind such minor details.

The tableware was wrapped in something like plastic wrap from the beginning and has not been opened.

Below is an explanation from AI.

Works by Master Chen Desheng
[Nepalese Art and Dunhuang]

Porcelain-wrapped silver firing technique
(Pinyin: CI TAI BAO YIN JI YI)

The porcelain-wrapped silver technique is an ancient handicraft that combines silver and porcelain through firing, a sophisticated technique passed down through generations.
Using 999 pure silver ingots or plates, it is cast and melted at high temperatures, and repeatedly fired to achieve an integrated fusion with the porcelain.
Silverware has the characteristic of purifying water quality during the tea brewing process, improving the mouthfeel of the tea, and richly bringing out the flavor of the tea leaves.

This is a set of Chinese tea ware with exquisite decoration using the traditional technique of porcelain-wrapped silver, where silver is applied to the porcelain base.

- Artist: Chen Desheng
- Technique: Porcelain-wrapped silver firing technique
- Set Contents: Teapot, 2 teacups, saucer
- Materials: Porcelain, Silver
- Theme: Nepalese Art and Dunhuang

Thank you for looking.