Young Chinese girls revive 1,200-year-old porcelain leaf cup making techniques

[debunix]

The cups are beautiful. I’ve got a maple-leaf Tokoname pot that has a much simpler design and I’d love to pair it with one of those cups.

[polezaivsani]

Such (or similar?) cups had been seen making it to Yann Art Gallery lately.

[rdl]

I don't mean to sidetrack from highlighting these Chinese potters, and apologize if this is the wrong place, but I will just put the suggestion out there that Suzuki-san at Kugogama, Daisenyaki can be contacted, or possibly through magokorodo on ebay, if purchasing the Chinese teacups isn't practical.
The attachment is a leaf bowl pictured in the kiln's brochure.

[TeaTotaling]

Such (or similar?) cups had been seen making it to Yann Art Gallery lately.

Have you purchased one of these cups?

[polezaivsani]

Have you purchased one of these cups?

Nope, not my thing really. Though some of their jian zhan cups had quite an interesting almost holographic effect.

[TeaTotaling]

Have you purchased one of these cups?

Nope, not my thing really. Though some of their jian zhan cups had quite an interesting almost holographic effect.

Me neither. There are some interesting designs. I was curious about the touted affect on the resulting brew.