Product Name: Dou – Chinese Style Vintage Air Diffuser Container
- Material : fine kiln-fired coarse pottery
- Quality grade: First-class, superior quality and durability
- Place of origin: Deqing, China
Color:
| Color | Chinese Name | Blessings |
| Azure coated white | 闲云苍木(Cloud rising from the forest ） | harmony, peace, love |
| Radiant golden flow | 桑榆鎏金 (Splendid as sunset golden light) | health, longevity,fortune |
| Floating indigo purple | 青紫被身 (Royal attire in indigo-purple) | career success, business achievements |
Size:
| Size | Dimension (cm) | Suitable scenarios | Suggested weight of stones |
| Small | 8.8*4.0 | table, desk, work station | 100~150g |
| Regular | 12*5.5 | bedroom, tea room, study, washroom, small office | 200~250g |
| Large | 18*8.0 | living room,large meeting room, public area | 300~400g |
Let’s DIY ! Only 3 steps
- Select a Dou that suits you most
- Customize crystal pack that fits your energy circle
- Find your favorite space scent at Tai Radiance
Then good luck will accompany you in everyday life!
What is “Dou”
Dou is a traditional Chinese vessel, originated as a container for sacrificial offerings in ancient rituals, symbolizing blessings and wishes. In China’s oldest poetry book, “The Book of Songs,” it talks about Dou, which says: áng shèng yú dòu, yú dòu yú dēng, qí xiāng shi shēng. Translated into English, it means: Blessed food in dou, brightly shine; Clay pots whisper, soft and fine; Fragrance flows, delightful sign. Our idea is to creatively blend Dou with gourmet aroma blends, sharing 3,000 years of Chinese blessings with everyone. Combined with natural powerful crystals, we hope to bring joy and good fortune to your life.
History of Deqing coarse pottery
Deqing coarse pottery boasts a rich history and culture, stretching back for thousands of years. This traditional craft has been handed down through generations, showcasing amazing skill and creativity. Today, it’s a cherished part of Chinese ceramic art. Many ceramic artifacts have been unearthed in Deqing, dating back as early as almost 3,000 years ago (700~500BC). Among them, there are intact “Dou” from the Shang Dynasty, as shown in below (image sourced from the museum):
Unique pattern: fire-coloring process
The ceramic plate is crafted from natural ore, with its surface coloration resulting from the natural discoloration process during high-temperature kiln firing. As a result, the utensil’s glaze color varies and exhibit unevenness, which is is truly a masterpiece created by the flame. Discover the vintage, natural, and rugged charm of “Dou” , the kiln artistry seamlessly blending with nature’s beauty.
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