Elevate Tea Drinking with Exquisite Blue and White Porcelain Gaiwan

This immaculate Gaiwan, crafted from high-temperature-fired glaze, exudes elegance with its solid yet transparent appearance. Embellished with an enchanting blue and white pattern of golden fish, the captivating red glaze fish eyes add depth. The intricately designed gold-plated lid knob and base stand elevate the piece, reflecting the pinnacle of traditional Chinese tea culture.

The Qing Dynasty blue and white porcelain Gaiwan embodies warmth, serenity, and freshness. Its decorative patterns inspire contemplation and expression of Chinese aesthetic appreciation, enticing tea enthusiasts to embark on a profound sensory experience.

The Rare Beauty of Mutton-Fat Jade Porcelain

The creation of mutton-fat jade porcelain requires exceptional skill and technique. Multiple firings are often necessary for a single finished product, and large-sized pieces are especially rare. Its demanding manufacturing process highlights its exclusivity.

From meticulous material selection to shaping, trimming, drying, and firing, each step demands the expertise of seasoned artisans. The unique texture and distinctive color of mutton-fat jade porcelain make it a prized possession in the porcelain art realm.

A Legacy of Chinese Craftsmanship

Both the pristine white Gaiwan and the rare mutton-fat jade porcelain exemplify the pinnacle of Chinese ceramic artistry. Their combination of superb techniques and artistic excellence makes them cherished treasures.

Whether as collectible items or for everyday tea enjoyment, these pieces embody the profound cultural heritage and exquisite craftsmanship of China. They offer not only visual pleasure but also serve as conduits for preserving and disseminating traditional Chinese culture.

Dimensions:

• Capacity: 250 ml (8.45 oz)
• Length: 11 cm (4.3 inches)
• Height: 9.3 cm (3.6 inches)