Peach motifs have appeared on Chinese porcelain for centuries, admired for their graceful forms and rich symbolism. In traditional culture, the peach represents health, longevity, harmony, and protection — a quiet wish for a life lived well and in balance.

This pressed cup draws inspiration from Qing dynasty imperial kiln aesthetics. Its rounded body fits comfortably in the hand, with a gentle weight that feels grounding rather than heavy. From raw clay to finished glaze, the piece is shaped through repeated, attentive exchanges between hand and material.

The famille-rose painting is built slowly, layer by layer. Each peach shows subtle shifts in color — from pale blush to deeper red — achieved through controlled pressure and careful brushwork. The small highlight at the tip of each peach is added gradually, creating a freshness that feels almost just-picked.

Six peaches encircle the cup, each with its own posture and rhythm. In tradition, “six” suggests smoothness and good fortune; together with the peach, it forms a quiet, complete blessing.

Used in the morning for tea, or later in the day for coffee, this cup brings a soft sense of ritual to ordinary moments. More than a vessel, it rests in the palm like a warm, ripe peach — a reminder to slow down, feel the warmth of handmade work, and notice the gentle sweetness already present in daily life.

Highlights: Handmade, Hand-painted, Fen Cai

Size: 120ml

Material: Ceramic

Origin: Jingdezhen

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