Tea-for-one (Crystal Green)
USD 17.80
Forget about the teabag, or even the infuser or the strainer. This is the all-in-one tea ware complete with the cup. The simple form, yet beautifully yaobian-glazed vessel is great both for daily use or as a gift with its nice looking wooden box. Also available in the yaobian glaze, or if you are more pragmatic, in satin finish Ruyao glaze with extra large handle and packed in simple carton.
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二合一茶備 : 冰裂釉, 連木製禮盒
Tea-for-one: Crystal green, in wooden gift box
Pot capacity: 140ml
Material: Stoneware with crystal green glaze and cracked effect
Origin: Fujian, China
Packing: Wooden gift box with lock and polystyrene cushions
Content: 1 infusion vessel, 1 cup
This is a semi-handmade item. Slight variations in color, pattern, shape and details from the particular one used in these pictures should be expected. Slight irregularities in shape, size, finishing smoothness and detail styling is not uncommon.
Additional information
| Weight | 585 g |
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Jianzi Tall Foot 150
Tea Accessories, Gaiwans, White porcelainProfessional tea tasting with style
Although this is a gaiwan developed with the requirements for standard tea tasting, at 150ml ISO capacity at below the lid cover, we have it made with all the proper ergonomic requirements, and in a great looking design. Produced in fine kaolin porcelain and gorgeously finished with a glossy overglaze. A great tool for the professional, the real connoisseur or the novice drinker.
Each unit contains one gaiwan bowl with a lid. Choice of three colours.
Chen Shun Pei: Panhu
Tea Accessories, Yixing Teapot, Yixing ware潘壺
Artist: Chen Shun Pei ( aka Chen Xiao Pei ), National Senior Master Industrial Artist Pot style: Panhu Material: Original Zisha Capacity: 280 ml Artist signed printed generic certificate 陳順培 （藝名 陳小培）國家高級工藝美術師 潘壺 原礦紫砂 底款：陳順培 彩色印刷證書付簽名
Happiness Gaiwan
Tea Accessories, Gaiwans, StonewareA small gaiwan for the serious drinker
One issue with smaller gaiwans made from porcelain is the balance of weight while infusing and handling. The lightness in a small volume also means easier heat loss. The use of stoneware alleviate both issues. The brim is made thin, even and firm for easy control when decanting, while the body wall gradually thickens towards the centre for good heat retention. The glass like celadon overglaze makes the vessel as good as porcelain, only with the advantages of a more substantial body. The "Happiness" gaiwan is one of two hand scripted smaller size selections we have picked from Dehua. The two characters for the term "xi le" — happiness — are handwritten separately on the inside and the outside of the gaiwan body. The name of this style of calligraphic script is "Xing Shu" or "Hsing Shu" dependent on which translation system. Or it can be called a semi-cursive script. In dynastic era, it was a non-formal script style used for daily communication but not for formal documents.
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