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Hand Painted Camellia Gaiwan Set
Encounter a heart-warming tea container, taking a sip or two of light and elegant tea in the middle of a busy schedule; between touch and vision, clearly comprehend heaven, earth and people of nature and ingenuity.
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Description
- Material: Ceramics
- Origin: Dehua, Quanzhou
- Gaiwan: 9.1 × 8.8cm, 110 ml；
- Gong Dao Bei: 7.6 × 9.4cm, 180 ml；
- Cup: 5.0 × 4.2cm, 40 ml；
- Shui Yu: 13.5 × 10.0cm, 630 ml.
- This hand-painted Camellia Gaiwan Set features a pattern of white camellia flowers and green leaves. We particularly like the leave on the lid and overall design.
- Experience the artistry of traditional Chinese craftsmanship with this meticulously designed Camellia Gaiwan Set, adding a unique touch to your tea time and impressing guests.
- This is a Camellia Gaiwan Set, crafted entirely by hand using traditional blue-and-white porcelain techniques. The Gaiwan features camellia flowers as its primary design motif, with petals rendered in a refined and elegant style. The branches and leaves add a touch of natural vitality, exuding beauty and harmony. Since ancient times, camellias have symbolized resilience and purity, as well as passion and grace, embodying blessings of good fortune and happiness.
- The overall design of the Gaiwan is well-proportioned, with a smooth and rounded rim that feels comfortable to hold. The lid knob is thoughtfully designed for easy handling, ensuring both functionality and aesthetic appeal. The deep blue of the floral motifs contrasts beautifully with the bright white porcelain base, creating a striking visual effect that highlights the unique texture of blue-and-white porcelain. The finely detailed camellia patterns showcase exceptional craftsmanship, demonstrating the high level of artistry involved in its creation.
- This Camellia Gaiwan Set's camellia patterns appear as if they are blooming upon the porcelain, making it not only a practical tea vessel but also a piece of collectible art. Whether for daily tea brewing or as an elegant display, this Gaiwan reflects the owner’s refined taste and appreciation for cultural heritage.
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How should I use a Gaiwan?
-The advantage of Gaiwan is that it is easy to control, and it is convenient to wash the tea and scrape the foam, look at the bottom of the leaves, and smell the fragrance.
-When the tea is brewed, the lid of the bowl is slanted, leaving a gap that is large enough to allow water to filter out the tea residue.
-Hold the cover bowl with your thumb and middle finger, hold the cover button with your index finger, quickly dump the bowl, and divide the tea to drink.
Hand Painted Camellia Gaiwan Set
Gaiwan