The Fisherman | gaiwan
White porcelain gaiwan with a traditional Chinese scenery. Light and airy.
Dehua porcelain, Chinese porcelain made at Dehua in Fujian province.
Material
Capacity
De Hua Porcelain
100ml
No prep or seasoning necessary
Dishwasher safe
Best suited for
Chinese teaware
Chinese teaware dates back to the Han Dynasty, where it first appeared in written records, and has since evolved through distinct eras, each contributing unique styles and materials.
The Tang Dynasty popularized porcelain teaware, the Song Dynasty introduced glazed tea bowls, the Ming Dynasty marked the emergence of the iconic Zisha pot, and the Qing Dynasty solidified tea culture with the widespread use of tools like the “Gaiwan” and the creation of colored porcelain.
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