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Ru Glaze Gaiwan "Silk Road"

Porcelain from Dehua, gold-painted by hand – three motifs

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  • Fired in Dehua, China's porcelain capital
  • Ru-style agate glaze with fine crackle
  • Hand-painted gold accents
  • Lid, bowl and saucer in a gift box
Volumeapprox. 150 ml
Sizeapprox. Ø 11 cm × H 9 cm
MaterialCeramic, Ru-style glaze
In the boxLid, bowl and saucer
€29,90600g
Comes in a gift box
Delivery time: 10 working days
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What makes this piece special

Porcelain art from Dehua, painted with motifs from the Silk Road.

This gaiwan is fired in Dehua, known as China's porcelain capital. Its cream-white glaze follows the tradition of the Ru kiln and contains agate. Over time and with regular use, a fine crackle known as "cicada wing" slowly appears in the glaze. Your gaiwan keeps changing and shows a little more of its story under every light.

Three motifs to choose from

  • Gold & silver scrolls: ornamental tendrils in gold, red and pale blue, inspired by the art of Dunhuang
  • Dunhuang lotus: the lotus as a symbol of purity, in a classic floral design
  • A thousand li of mountains: blue-green mountain peaks after the famous Chinese landscape painting

The motifs are applied as high-temperature underglaze colour and accented by hand with gold.

The classic three-piece gaiwan

Lid, bowl and saucer – the core vessel of Chinese Gongfu tea. The well-proportioned rim lets you pour without burning your fingers. Suitable for Pu-erh, oolong, black and green tea.

Care

We recommend washing by hand with warm water. The fine crackle is part of the glaze's character and not a defect.

Product details

  • Origin: Dehua, Fujian
  • Material: ceramic with Ru-style agate glaze, high-temperature underglaze colour, hand-painted gold
  • Set: lid, bowl and saucer
  • Packaging: gift box
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Ru-Glasur-Gaiwan „Seidenstraße“ – Motiv Gold-Silber-Ranken
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Size at a glance

Size
Volume
approx. 150 ml
Size
approx. Ø 11 cm × H 9 cm
Material
Ceramic, Ru-style glaze
In the box
Lid, bowl and saucer

How to use the gaiwan

  1. 1 Add your tea and pour in hot water.

    Add your tea and pour in hot water.

  2. 2 Put the lid on and let it steep briefly.

    Put the lid on and let it steep briefly.

  3. 3 Tilt the lid slightly, hold the gaiwan by the rim and pour.

    Tilt the lid slightly, hold the gaiwan by the rim and pour.

The right tea for it

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Frequently asked questions

Will my piece look exactly like the photo?

The photos show a sample piece. With handmade and hand-painted pieces, colour, pattern and size may vary slightly.

How do I care for it?

We recommend washing by hand with warm water. The fine crackle is part of the glaze's character and not a defect.

What if something arrives damaged?

Send us a message with a photo and we'll arrange a replacement or a refund.

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Christian aus HH

Gekauft habe ich die Nadel, weil sie nicht so spitz ist. Bei sehr hart gepressten Kuchen gibt es sonst Verletzungsgefahr. Trotzdem kann man damit gut den Tee aufbrechen. Die Nadel ist sehr schwer.

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Valentin Valentin

Wunderschöne Puerh Nadel. Spitz und schwer. Liegt gut in der Hand und sieht echt schön aus.

Vielen Dank für Ihre Bewertung. Schön, dass die Pu-Erh-Nadel Ihnen gut in der Hand liegt und Ihnen gefällt.