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Personalized Dehua White Porcelain Gaiwan Tea Set

Sale price$59.00

Experience a serene tea ceremony with this beautiful and practical Dehua white porcelain gaiwan set. Known for its pure white color and smooth finish, this gaiwan is designed for comfort and ease, perfect for both beginners and seasoned tea lovers.

Handcrafted for Comfort and Quality

This large-sized gaiwan is meticulously crafted from Dehua white porcelain, a material celebrated for its jade-like purity and translucence. The name "Dehua" is a protected designation for porcelain from Fujian province, renowned for its exceptional quality and smooth, lustrous finish. The thick, sturdy walls of the bowl and lid are designed to be anti-scald, providing excellent insulation to protect your hands from the heat. The large, ergonomic shape ensures a comfortable and stable grip, making it easy to handle and pour with precision.

The Zen of a Three-Part Gaiwan

This set embodies a sense of Zen-inspired simplicity with its elegant and minimalist aesthetic. The pure white surface provides the perfect canvas to appreciate the rich, vibrant color of your tea liquor. As a traditional "three-part" (三才, Sāncái) set, it consists of the lid (Heaven), the bowl (Man), and the saucer (Earth). This design invites a feeling of harmony and mindfulness into your tea ritual, allowing you to connect with the simple, beautiful act of brewing tea.

A Personalized, Thoughtful Gift

Beyond its functionality, this gaiwan is a deeply meaningful and personal item. It can be customized with engraved text, allowing you to add a name, a special date, or a personal message. This makes it a perfect, one-of-a-kind gift for a tea enthusiast, a wedding, an anniversary, or any special occasion where a thoughtful, personalized touch is appreciated.

H: 8.6cm; Φ: 9.5cm; 165ml

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Personalized Dehua White Porcelain Gaiwan Tea Set
Personalized Dehua White Porcelain Gaiwan Tea Set Sale price$59.00

Handcrafted Quality

Meticulously made by hand, each piece is unique and built to last.

Artisan-Made

Crafted by skilled artisans who pour their passion into every detail.

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The Silent Alchemist of the Tea Ceremony

The Sovereign's Vessel: An Ode to the Gaiwan

The Gaiwan (盖碗) is not merely a piece of porcelain; it is the pinnacle of minimalist design and the architect of the Gongfu tea experience. Born from the imperial court and perfected over centuries, this tri-part ensemble—the lid (盖), the bowl (碗), and the saucer (托)—represents the harmonious trinity of Heaven, Man, and Earth, respectively. To hold a Gaiwan is to hold a microcosm of the universe in your hands.

Phase I

Shaping the "Three Treasures"

The potter throws three components—bowl, lid, and saucer—to precise measurements. The bowl is shaped with a wide, flared rim for heat dissipation. Once leather-hard, the pieces are trimmed, focusing critically on ensuring the lid fits loosely inside the bowl's rim to allow pouring while retaining the tea leaves.

Throwing the Form

Phase II

Glazing and Adornment

After an optional bisque firing, the gaiwan receives its aesthetic finish. Designs, such as cobalt for "Blue and White," are painted onto the clay. The pieces are then dipped in liquid glaze. Crucially, the potter must wipe the glaze clean from the bowl's foot and the lid's seating rim to prevent them from fusing together during the final firing.

Applying the Finish

Phase III

The High-Heat Transformation

The components are fired to high temperatures (e.g., around 1300℃ for porcelain). This intense heat causes vitrification, where the glaze melts into a glassy layer and the clay transforms into a dense, non-porous ceramic stone. The success of this step is measured by the final fit and function: the lid must sit balanced, the saucer must secure the bowl, and the flared rim must remain cool enough for the user's fingers.

The Kiln's Alchemy

Phase IV

Enjoyment and Practice

Once cooled, the gaiwan is ready for its purpose. The final step is the practice of the brewing ritual. Fill the bowl with hot water and leaves, secure the saucer, and place the lid. The wide rim allows the user to hold the bowl with two fingers while tilting the lid slightly to pour the finished tea liquor into a cup, leaving the spent leaves behind.

The Ritual Unveiled

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