Exquisite bowl silver moon color.
The charm of this bowl is that it is covered with a special Zhu Yao glaze, which forms microcracks with every tea drinking, creating only your own, individual and unique tea pattern.
Decorated with persimmon. The Chinese consider the persimmon a symbol of joy, while the Japanese consider it a symbol of victory.
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