Commodity: Xuan Paper Hand Scroll Copying < The Classic of Tea > Song Brocade Box Set
Brand: King Kuang
Calligraphy Artworks: < The World’s First Treatise on Tea Culture >
Model No: JK-CJ-001
Full Open Size: 34*1020 cm
Xuan Paper Classification: Sized Xuan
Package:1 pcs scroll load into 1 song brocade box .
Contained:1pcs scroll , 1 pcs song brocade box ,1 pcs Pen Type Soft Brush.20pcs Interchangeable Ink Sac.
Feature: It was Made of premium-quality Xuan paper from Jing County, China, known as the hometown of Xuan paper, this product has a medium thickness, fine texture, flexibility, and smoothness. Whether using a brush from the Four Treasures of the Study or a modern pen-style brush, it is easy to master copying and writing. A well-copied calligraphy work can be given to a friend or to Buddhist scholars.
Application: it is clearing printed The Classic of Tea by Chinese Language . It can easily copy writing by our provide pen .
Notemen: The Article < Classic of Tea >written by Lu Yu, the founding father of Chinese tea culture, is the earliest, most complete, and most comprehensive monograph on tea in China and the world. Revered as the “encyclopedia of tea,” it is not only a profound agricultural treatise but also a work that expounds the cultural significance of tea. It elevates everyday tea practices into an exquisite art form. Emerging from the needs and developments of the Tang Dynasty’s tea industry, this xuan paper copying hand scroll systematically covers the history of tea, its origins, medicinal properties, cultivation, harvesting, processing, brewing, and consumption—both during the Tang Dynasty and prior periods. As the most complete tea classic in ancient China, it provided a solid scientific foundation for tea production and played a significant role in advancing the development of the tea industry. The hand-scroll reproduction of the “Classic of Tea” on Xuan paper, presented in a luxurious brocade box, combines artistic appreciation with cultural revival. It is an essential replica artwork that tea rooms, teahouses, and tea museums simply must collect.
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