White Porcelain Horseshoe Teacup

Popular during the Ming and Qing dynasties, the horseshoe cup was named for its flared shape that resembles a horseshoe with its large opening and small recessed base. 

The white porcelain is fired at a temperature of 1350°C (2462°F), resulting in a semi-translucent material that beautifully highlights the tea’s colour.

Dimensions

1.8” H x 2.4” W

Volume: 60ml

Wash immediately after use to prevent tea colour stains.

Keep dry when not in use.

Use a separate dish cloth to clean the teapot. Avoid using your regular dish cloth to prevent contamination from foods and oils.