Volcanic Tea Tray green_japan often called “The Porcelain Capital”

often called “The Porcelain Capital” and the pinnacle of Chinese ceramic production

A remarkable yan cha may carry those very same flavors and aromas

Produced from Hua Cha Nr

tropical fruit nuances—lychee and guava—emerge

Volcanic Tea Tray green_japan often called “The Porcelain Capital”Glinting quietly on the tea table, this ceramic block gashed by jagged openings resembles rock melting around a vent or hewn from veins of precious ore. The pitted, grey surface has been filled above with pockets of lustrous glaze and sunk at its center to make a place for a teapot or gaiwan, and any drips or discards will gravitate through the openings into the hollow interior. A discreet hole in the side allows emptying when full (and possibly even