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Pastel gaiwan

Delicate pastel-colored porcelain gaiwan with a spring-like feel (165 ml filled to the brim). An elegant and sophisticated tool for gongfu tea drinking: a shape that fits in the hand, a silky glaze, a pure taste sensation - for everyday use and festive occasions.

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Pastel gaiwan – spring in a cup

This delicate, spring-like porcelain gaiwan brings the most beautiful simplicity of tea drinking: sophisticated, light lines, silky-touch glaze and harmonious proportions. The 165 ml capacity (filled to the brim) is ideal for careful, multiple-pouring (gongfu) tea drinking.

Why do we love it?

  • Sophisticated elegance: clean shape and pastel shades for calm, meditative tea drinking.
  • Pure taste: smooth porcelain does not affect the character of the tea.
  • Convenient to use: well-fitting lid and easy-to-handle rim for precise pouring.

Details

  • Capacity: 165 ml (filled to the brim)
  • Material: porcelain
  • Origin: China
  • Uses: excellent for green, white, oolong and scented teas

Use & care

  • Rinse with hot water before the first pour for a pleasant warm feeling and clean scents.
  • After use, clean by hand with a mild detergent; wipe with a soft sponge.
  • Avoid sudden temperature changes (thermal shock) and do not use in a microwave oven.

Note: Due to the hand-painted finish, the pastel shade and small details may vary slightly from piece to piece - this gives the object its unique character.

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