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Mochizuki Jade Rabbit Gaiwan Old rock mud It has won the favorMaterial: Ceramic Origin: Jingdezhen, Jiangxi. Firing Temperature: 1310C High temperature Firing Glaze Color: Pink Glaze Process: Hand drawn Embryo + Hand painted Pattern Specifications: mouth 9. 4cm, height 10. 0cm, capacity: 150cm. The story of Yu Tu Wang Yue Jade Rabbit Gazing at the Moon According to the legend, long ago in ancient China, there was a rabbit who lived in the Moon Palace, home of the Moon Goddess named Change. This rabbit was