Celestial Beast （天穹神兽）

Yan LiuHuan grew up learning Jian Zhan from his family, dedicating 40 years to reviving Song Dynasty techniques. His signature oil-spot glaze is rich and dynamic, resembling a starry galaxy, earning him the title of "Artist of Time."

Zhou Yujian excels at integrating modern elements into traditional Jian Zhan. Over the past 25 years, his works preserve the Song Dynasty essence while embracing contemporary aesthetics, making each tea cup a perfect fusion of art and function.

Zhang Shifu is deeply devoted to studying hare’s fur glaze. His Jian Zhan displays distinct, flowing streaks, resembling cascading waterfalls, capturing nature’s unparalleled beauty. He believes that each cup is a gift from nature.

As a preserver of intangible cultural heritage, Yan Liuzhong has spent 30 years dedicated to traditional wood-firing techniques. His Jian Zhan embodies the soul of millennia-old craftsmanship.

28 Years of Perseverance, Crafting the Finest Handmade Cups.

Lin JiaFeng is passionate about wood-fired Jian Zhan, believing that fire, clay, and time shape each piece uniquely. His cups bear natural kiln-transformation marks, making every piece one of a kind.

Liao Chengyi believes Jian Zhan is more than a vessel—it enhances the flavor of tea. By studying subtle glaze interactions, he creates cups that make every sip smoother and more enjoyable.

“I don’t know what ‘the best’ is,” he says. “I just make sure every kiln turns out rig

Lai Minxing'an grew up watching the old ways of making Jian Zhan fade away, and it didn’t sit right with him. So, he decided to learn the craft, and 30 years later, he’s still at it. He insists on traditional wood firing, treating each kiln opening like unwrapping a gift, eager to see what fire and clay create. “As long as people still want to use them, I’ll keep making them,” he says