Young silversmith based in Jingdezhen, known for her fine silver and tin teaware that bridges traditional craftsmanship with modern design. Her studio, 「良药局 – Apothecary of Remedies」, is guided by the idea 「寄好物为良药」— offering beautiful things as good medicine.
Trained in traditional metalworking and contemporary design
Works primarily with silver and tin to create tools and utensils for tea preparation
Known for her minimalist, balanced forms and subtle surface textures
Her works blend the quiet precision of Chinese metalwork with playful and eclectic interpretations of teaware
“Metal carries warmth when shaped by hand — it records every gesture of the process.”
About Duan Aiqin (Jingdezhen, China)
Duan Aiqin is part of a new generation of artisans redefining the boundaries of Jingdezhen craft. Rooted in traditional silver- and tin-smithing, her practice explores the tactile dialogue between metal and tea. Her pieces — ranging from finely hammered silver teapots and tea-needles to tin saucers and scoops — are both functional and sculptural, merging precision with a distinct sense of individuality.
Dieser Gyokuro hat einen stark ausgeprägten Umami-Geschmack mit leicht wahrnehmbaren Zitrusnoten
Dieser Gyokuro hat einen stark ausgeprägten Umami-Geschmack mit leicht wahrnehmbaren Zitrusnoten im Aroma. Dieses Qualität eignet sich nach dem Aufguss auch zum Verzehr, indem man die Blätter einfach mit Sojasauce mischt.
