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Specially selected tea ware sets for optimising infusion effects, ergonomics, aesthetics, and price efficiency.

  • A hand lifting a porcelain infuser from a glass teapot, with a drop of tea dripping from the infuser into the teapot.
    $ 37.00

    Easy Life Traveller’s Tea Set

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    簡易旅行茶具套裝

    With the infusion effects capable in a porcelain ware and a modern sleek look for a small tea party anywhere, this compact traveller's tea set is a great choice. It comes with a soft carrying case and three matching cups. Make sure to always drain and remove the infuser before decanting your freshly steeped tea liquor. The lid has a big flat button to serve also as a rest for the taken out infuser. Please choose one from the three options:
    • Aqua Blue
    • Black
    • Landscape painting
    $ 37.00
    $ 37.00
  • Moonlight Teacup, set of 3
    $ 20.10

    Moonlight Teacup, set of 3

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    A matching teacup for the Moonlight Gaiwan and Chahai.

    $ 20.10
    $ 20.10
  • Celeste Green teacups, set of three
    $ 10.20
    $ 10.20
  • Moonlight Chahai, bottom up
    $ 15.10

    Moonlight Chahai

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    A matching chahai for the Moonlight Gaiwan. Or pair it with an infusion vessel of your own choice.

    $ 15.10
    $ 15.10
  • Celeste Green Chahai, bottom up
    $ 9.80

    Celeste Green Chahai

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    A classical shape chahai that goes well with an 160ml teapot. Or choose it to pair with the Celeste Green Gaiwan.

    $ 9.80
    $ 9.80
  • Moonlight Gaiwan, shown as in a set
    $ 25.90

    Moonlight Gaiwan

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    A demanding connoisseur's choice

    While to many drinkers, the white porcelain gaiwan maybe the standard infusion vessel, some need an instrument to further improve the brewing experience. It should have all the advantages of a good porcelain — a thin, well formed brim for good decantation, a hollow in the lid button for keeping it cool enough for handling, a dome-shape lid for air trap, a rounded belly for minimising surface area to volume ratio… just like the Celeste Green Gaiwan has. However, one may want additionally a thicker, denser wall in the bowl for even better heat retention, a more solid weight for more confidence in handling, yet the same smooth, polished surface as porcelain for easy care. That would make the perfect gaiwan. Such as this Moonlight gaiwan. A double glazed stoneware of a very dense clay, it weighs 46% more than a porcelain gaiwan of its size. It has a thicker wall at the belly, yet the same thin brim that you expect of a good gaiwan. Its capacity is 150ml, just like an infusion mug specified in the international tasting standard ISO 3103.
    $ 25.90
    $ 25.90
  • Celeste Green Gaiwan
    $ 17.10

    Celeste Green Gaiwan

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    The plum blossom blooms in mid to late January against the bitterness of Winter. That is why ancient literati had a high regard of the flower, for its metaphoric representation of people with the strength and endurance of holding on Righteousness, even when facing violent repression by the powerful.

    Symbolism aside, the gaiwan's round belly form provides a minimal surface area to volume ratio to maximise heat retention, while fanning out at the brim to quicken cooling for easy handling and smooth decantation. This is a classic shape. The lid has a well form dome for trapping air. A lid button has a well formed hollow to keep itself cool enough for resting your finger on it when handling.

    $ 17.10
    $ 17.10