PORCELAIN TEAWARE
Fine walls,
clear flavor
Porcelain is neutral, precise and easy to return to. It keeps the character of the tea clear, whether you are using a gaiwan for short infusions, a matcha bowl, a tasting cup or a set of cups for the table.
Featured Collection
Describe your featured collection here
China
White Porcelain Relief Teacup
€10.00
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Saikai Ceramics
Dayflower tea cup
€14.00
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Fujian, China
White Dew | gaiwan set
€18.00
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DeHua
Age of Innocence
€32.00
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Jingdezhen
Foggy Mountain | gaiwan
€31.00
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DeHua
Panda Dreams | tea brewing set
€42.00
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Saikai Ceramics
Black Traditional Matcha Bowl
€35.00
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Jingdezhen
Good Luck
€15.00
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Jingdezhen
The Cantina
€30.00
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Saikai Ceramics
White Glazed Matcha Bowl
€30.00
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Saikai Ceramics
White Porcelain Matcha Bowl
€30.00
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ORIGAMI
ORIGAMI Sensory Tasting Cup
€25.00
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ORIGAMI
ORIGAMI Matcha Whisk Stand
€20.00
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Jingdezhen
Curls | ceramic gaiwan
€40.00
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Jingdezhen
Fantasy Ceramic Gaiwan
€32.00
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Saikai Ceramics
Hakuwan Jatenmoku Porcelain Matcha Bowl
€35.00
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Saikai Ceramics
Hekikai Porcelain Matcha Bowl
€30.00
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Saikai Ceramics
Hakuwan Zouge Ivory Porcelain Matcha Bowl
€30.00
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Jingdezhen
Japanese Plums
From €21.00
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Jingdezhen
Pink Tulip
€31.00
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Jingdezhen
Blue Lotus
€35.00
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DeHua
Peach Blossom Ceramic Gongfu Teacup
€18.00
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DeHua
Wisteria | ceramic teacup
€18.00
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DeHua
Osmanthus Ceramic Gongfu Teacup
€18.00
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CHOOSING PORCELAIN
A useful first
material.
Porcelain does not hold on to the aroma of the tea, so one well-made vessel can move from green tea to oolong, black tea or herbal infusions. Begin with the form that suits your brewing style, then choose the size around the number of cups you usually pour.
ASK ABOUT PORCELAIN TEAWARE →For gongfu brewing, a small gaiwan is often the most flexible beginning. For matcha or shared tea, shape and capacity matter more than decoration.