Southern Song Dynasty Cizhou Ware White and Black Teabowl with Chinese characters Design

A tea bowl made in the Cizhou ware in Song Dynasty.
It has a slightly short bowl shape, the mouth is slightly curved, and there are traces of layering on the front face.
The bottom is a ring plateau that has been neatly cut into it, leaving five stone marks.
A thin layer of white makeup is applied to the gray clay using white clay, and a line is drawn with iron paint in a fast brush stroke in the middle, and the word "eternity'' is written in the center.
In China as well, the meaning of the chinese characters "eternity'' refers to a long time, but its meaning is not clear when it comes to ceramics.
Ceramics with Chinese characters written on them have been found in kilns in northern China from the late Tang Dynasty to the Northern Song Dynasty.
The inside has a transparent glaze that gives it a slight shine.
The transparent glaze drips a little on the outside, but you can feel the texture of the clay itself.
There are only a few tea bowls with Chinese characters, and this unique Chinese atmosphere is highly recommended for those looking for a unique and unique tea bowl.