Hand-painted Gaiwan: Spring Buffalo
US$19.1
excluding tax and tariff
There is more value in this gaiwan than the nice painting, or the use of finer materials or smoother finishes. The mould casting of the body is a lot more even than most other commercially produced vessels. This helps to maintain a steady convection of the hot water during infusion for a smoother liquor, when your tea appreciation skills have evolved to such a stage as to require for that. Available also in the set with a different painting.
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寫意手繪青花蓋碗 (春牧)
Hand-painted Gaiwan: Spring Buffalo
Capacity: 170ml
Material: Blue and white china
Origin: Fujian, China
Packing: Recycled paper cushion in kraft carton
Content: 1 lid, 1 bowl, 1 saucer
This is a handmade item. Slight variations in color, pattern, shape and details from the particular one used in these pictures should be expected.
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| Shipping Weight | 368 g |
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Hand-painted Gaiwan: Spring Buffalo
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