Hundred-Flower Narrow-Rim Cup

🌸 Hundred-Flower Narrow-Rim Cup: Sip, Stroke, and Bloom—Your Natural Energy Companion

【Core Charm: Kiln-Fired Flower Glaze + Petal-Soft Grip】

【Energy Fields: Flower Power + Tactile Focus, Double the Calm】

• Garden Energy Shield: The floral glaze radiates “natural vitality” (think Western “flower therapy”)—staring at its patterns while drinking creates a “stress-free oasis”, melting tension as you imagine walking through a blooming garden.
• Petal Texture Therapy: The glaze’s gentle bumps (like flower petals) contrast with the smooth rim, acting as a “natural fidget surface”. Rubbing them between sips mimics rolling bodhi seeds, creating a “calming rhythm” that pulls you into the present, turning tea time into a mindful escape.

【Who’s It For? 3 Tribes of Relaxation】

1. Wenwan & Nature Lovers: Pair with your wooden beads or stone carvings! The flower glaze mirrors your wenwan’s patina, while tea minerals deepen its luster—“Left hand beads, right hand cup: two ways to grow beauty with nature, double the satisfaction.”
2. On-the-Go Stress Busters: Swap phone scrolling for cup-stropping during breaks! The warm glaze and petal texture offer “low-tech therapy”—5 minutes of sipping and stropping for a “tiny boost of calm” that builds into a cup shaped by your unique touch.
3. Ritual Seekers of Beauty: Pair with incense, plants, and soft light for a “5-sense garden retreat”—the colorful patterns, tea aroma, and gentle grip create a “harmonious vibe” perfect for moments like “My daily dose of nature fits in my hand.”

【Care Guide: 3 Steps to a Blooming Patina (Simple & Natural)】

Tools

• Soft cloth (old T-shirt works)
• Bristle brush (toothbrush for detail cleaning)

Steps

1. First Brew Bond (Day 1):
   • Boil 5 mins to clean, then coat with strong tea (like floral oolong or green tea)—“a tea blessing for your flower cup”, air-dry to let the glaze “absorb” the Tea aroma.
2. Daily Sip & Stroke:
   • Wipe the outside with a soft cloth after drinking; sweaty hands? Hold directly to speed up polishing (“your body heat polishes the glaze to a soft, lived-in shine”).
   • Leave inner tea stains—they’ll form “transparent tea lines” (not dirt, but marks of time, like nature’s own sketches). 1-2 weeks for a smoother feel, 1 month for the flower patterns to glow with “sunlit edges”.
3. Weekly Bloom Boost:
   • Brush tea residue from the flower crevices with tea (“nourish the texture for faster patina”), then store with your wenwan in a cotton bag—“let them ‘rest’ together in peaceful harmony.”

⚠️ Pro Tips

• ❌ No soap! It strips the natural patina (“protect your cup like your favorite houseplant—keep it natural and thriving”).
• ❌ No hot-cold shocks! Sudden temp changes can crack the ceramic (“let it cool before pouring, like a flower under the sun”).