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Bamboo gaiwan 150 ml

Ecru, bamboo pattern, 150 ml gaiwan (cup with lid) - a classic Chinese utensil with a precise, clean pour, a beautiful piece for tasting and everyday tea drinking.

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Gaiwan (cup with lid) – ecru, iron-stained glaze, 150–170 ml

An elegant, ecru (eggshell) gaiwan with a rich, iron-stained glaze. The lid You can make the tea directly in the cup, then turn the lid slightly to brew cleanly and confidently. you can pour it – so it's easy to control the extraction and balance of flavors.

Why is it a good choice?

  • Versatile – great for oolong, puer, black and scented green teas; both for tasting and everyday use.
  • Precise pouring – well-shaped rim and lid; clean, controlled flow.
  • Neutral feel – glazed ceramic does not absorb or transfer flavors, and is easy to clean.
  • Characteristic appearance – iron grains sprinkled in the glaze give an antique, unique effect; each piece may be slightly different.

Usage tips

  • Tip: pour gently holding the bowl from below and the lid from above; strain by slightly shifting the lid.
  • Temperature: For hot teas, preheating (rinsing with hot water) is recommended for a stable temperature.
  • Cleaning: lukewarm water, soft sponge; hand washing recommended instead of dishwasher.

Specification

  • Capacity: approx. 150–170 ml (filled to the brim).
  • Dimensions: 111 × 101 mm.
  • Material: glazed ceramic.
  • Color/glaze: ecru (eggshell) base, with black iron spots (unique pattern).
  • Design: cup + lid + saucer.

Note: Due to natural variations in screens and iron-stained glaze, color and pattern may vary. may vary slightly from piece to piece.

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