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Porcelain gaiwan with crackle glaze. Classic three-piece design: lid, bowl, and saucer. Suitable for brewing Chinese tea in the gongfu style. The crackle glaze forms a unique network of fine lines, making each gaiwan one of a kind.

Origin and Material

• Material: porcelain

• Coating: crackle glaze

• Color: light tone with dark edging

• Feature: individual crackle pattern on each piece

• Purpose: traditional Chinese tea brewing

Packaging and Options

• Single gaiwan: supplied in standard individual packaging.

• Set option: can be combined with other teaware (cups, fairness pitcher) if required.

Why This Form Is Practical

• Versatility: suitable for green, white, oolong, puerh.

• Control: lid allows regulation of pouring and infusion.

• Practicality: easy to hold with one hand by rim and lid.

• Tradition: standard tool for gongfu tea brewing.

Brewing Use

Gongfu method (gaiwan 100–120 ml):

• 3–5 g of tea

• Water 85–95 °C depending on tea type

• First infusions 10–20 sec, then gradually increase

Western style:

• 1–2 g of tea per 150 ml of water

• 2–4 minutes steeping

Care

• Rinse with warm water after use.

• Do not use abrasive cleaners.

• Air dry naturally.

• Crackle glaze pattern may darken over time — this is a natural process.

Conclusion

The crackle-glazed porcelain gaiwan combines a traditional form with distinctive aesthetics of the glaze. Suitable for daily use as well as for a teaware collection.