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A gaiwan is a traditional Chinese tea brewing vessel that consists of a lidded bowl and a saucer. It is typically made of porcelain, although it can also be made of other materials such as glass or clay. With its elegant design and versatility, the gaiwan is sure to enhance your tea-drinking experience and provide a new level of appreciation for the beauty and complexity of tea

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Gaiwan # 31510, porcelain, 160 ml.

Gaiwan # 31510, porcelain, 160 ml.

Gaiwan # 39657, porcelain, 160 ml.

Gaiwan # 31493, porcelain, 160 ml.

Gaiwan # 31492, porcelain, 160 ml.

Gaiwan # 39619, porcelain, 180 ml.

Gaiwan # 39647, porcelain, 160 ml.

Gaiwan # 39578, porcelain, 120 ml.

Gaiwan # 39614, porcelain, 180 ml.

Gaiwan # 39655, porcelain, 180 ml.

Gaiwan # 31498, porcelain, 160 ml.

Gaiwan # 31495, porcelain, 160 ml.

Gaiwan # 39632, porcelain, 160 ml.

Gaiwan # 31513, porcelain, 175 ml.

Gaiwan # 39643, porcelain, 140 ml.

Gaiwan # 39653, porcelain, 180 ml.

Gaiwan # 31515, porcelain, 170 ml.

Gaiwan # 31518, porcelain, 170 ml.

Gaiwan # 39662, porcelain, 160 ml.

Gaiwan # 39656, porcelain, 160 ml.

Gaiwan # 39658, porcelain, 160 ml.

Gaiwan # 31497, porcelain, 160 ml.

Gaiwan # 31507, porcelain, 150 ml.

Gaiwan # 39622, porcelain, 160 ml.

Gaiwan # 31511, porcelain, 150 ml.

Gaiwan # 39650, porcelain, 160 ml.

Gaiwan # 39579, porcelain, 120 ml.

Gaiwan # 31514, porcelain, 160 ml.

Gaiwan # 31509, porcelain, 160 ml.

Gaiwan # 31509, porcelain, 160 ml.

Gaiwan # 39651, porcelain, 160 ml.

Gaiwan # 39623, porcelain, 160 ml.

Gaiwan # 39661, porcelain, 160 ml.

Gaiwan # 31496, porcelain, 180 ml.

Gaiwan # 31491, porcelain, 160 ml.

Gaiwan # 31505, porcelain, 160 ml.

Gaiwan # 39613, porcelain, 180 ml.

Gaiwan # 39577, porcelain, 215 ml.

Gaiwan # 39610, porcelain, 140 ml.

Gaiwan # 31494, porcelain, 160 ml.

Gaiwan # 31512, porcelain, 136 ml.

Gaiwan with teapond # 18754, yixing clay, 189 ml.

Gaiwan # 21827, Jingdezhen porcelain, hand brush, 150 ml.

Gaiwan # 20711, porcelain, Jingdezhen, hand painted, 182 ml.

Gaiwan # 26279, Jingdezhen porcelain, hand painting, 200 ml.

Gaiwan # 26290, Jingdezhen porcelain, hand painting, 165 ml.

Gaiwan # 26288, Jingdezhen porcelain, hand painting, 165 ml.

Gaiwan # 29151, wood firing, hand painting, porcelain, 74 ml.

Gaiwan # 29151, wood firing, hand painting, porcelain, 74 ml.

Gaiwan # 28914, ceramic, wood firing, 72 ml.

Gaiwan # 40599, ceramic/hand painting, 117 ml.

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A gaiwan is a traditional Chinese tea brewing vessel that consists of a lidded bowl and a saucer. It is typically made of porcelain, although it can also be made of other materials such as glass or clay. The gaiwan has been used for centuries in China to brew and serve tea, and it remains a popular method of tea preparation today.

The gaiwan is versatile and can be used to steep a wide variety of teas, including green, white, oolong, and black teas. The lid of the gaiwan allows for precise control over the steeping process, and the saucer makes it easy to hold and pour the tea.

The gaiwan is also favored by tea connoisseurs for its ability to bring out the unique flavors and aromas of different types of tea. When used correctly, the gaiwan can produce a rich and complex tea that is full of character and depth.

Overall, the gaiwan is a beautiful and practical piece of teaware that is ideal for tea lovers who enjoy the art and ritual of tea preparation.