Good fit if
You want one neutral vessel for several tea styles and more control over leaf opening and steep timing.
White Porcelain Gaiwan is selected for brewing loose leaf tea with direct aroma control. It keeps the Tealibere look quiet and tactile: useful on the tea table, clear in purpose, and easy to pair with existing Gongfu teaware.
Rinse before first use. Hand washing is recommended to protect glaze, finish, and fine details.
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Before you buy
A gaiwan is one of the most direct Gongfu brewing vessels. It works best if you want clear leaf control, open aroma, and a very readable brew.
You want one neutral vessel for several tea styles and more control over leaf opening and steep timing.
Capacity, wall thickness, bowl shape, lid grip, and whether porcelain, glass, or clay suits your tea habits.
Start with smaller leaf amounts, hold the lid slightly open, and pour into a fairness pitcher or cups with a steady hand.
Rinse after each session. Porcelain and glazed gaiwans are usually the easiest to keep neutral and clean.
What is this? White Porcelain Gaiwan — gaiwan.
Material: Porcelain
Craft: Tea-table craft
Origin: China, China
Care:Food safe; Dishwasher: Hand wash recommended; Microwave: Not recommended; Direct heat: No; heat resistant to 100°C
Price: From $49.18 · In Stock
Shipping: Shipping options and delivery estimates are shown at checkout for the current destination.
Returns: Review the current return policy before purchase and contact us before sending items back.
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Type: Tea Tray
Type: Tea Tray