Enameled Porcelain and Borosilicate Glass Gaiwan
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Elegant Enamel Porcelain and Glass Gaiwan for Refined Tea Sessions
Rooted in the long history of Chinese tea practice, the gaiwan—whose name literally means “covered cup”—has remained a favorite among tea lovers for generations. Its classic three-part construction, made up of a saucer, a bowl, and a lid, brings balance, control, and a sense of ceremony to every brew.
A More Controlled and ароматic Brewing Method
Spoon your tea leaves into the generously sized bowl, then add boiling water to help the leaves open and to draw out their fragrance. A short rinse can be used to refresh the leaves first, letting the earliest aromas rise immediately and preparing the tea for a cleaner, brighter infusion.
For the next pour, let the hot water run gently along the inner side of the gaiwan instead of striking the leaves directly. This softer stream supports even extraction, while the lid makes it easy to hold back the leaves and pour the liquor neatly into a fairness cup or tasting cups.
As the leaves continue to infuse, you can enjoy how the aroma and taste shift from steep to steep. That makes this style of brewing especially rewarding for teas that unfold over multiple infusions, allowing you to appreciate subtle changes in body, sweetness, and finish.
Craftsmanship, Clarity, and Everyday Practicality
This Enamel Porcelain And Glass Gaiwan is made with carefully selected materials for both long-term use and visual appeal. The enamel porcelain body offers strength and resistance to corrosion, while the clear glass lid adds a crisp, elegant contrast and lets you watch the leaves bloom in the bowl.
Measuring 9.8 cm in width and 10.5 cm in height, it offers a capacity of up to 5.07 oz (150 ml), giving you a comfortable amount for focused tea sessions or small shared tastings. In addition to traditional gaiwan brewing, it can also be used as a small teapot or as a practical vessel for decanting tea into separate tasting cups.
Whether you are preparing a quiet cup for yourself, hosting a compact tea tasting, or selecting a thoughtful gift for a tea enthusiast, this piece brings together usefulness and refined presentation. It also suits collectors who appreciate authentic Chinese tea ware, since its understated elegance makes it equally attractive in daily use and on display.






























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