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Hand painted Gaiwan Style Teapot
Hand cradling a gaiwan, focusing on its smooth, curved underside.
Assortment of gaiwan tops and a bowl on a gray surface, from above.
Close-up of an open gaiwan, showcasing its detailed interior and tea.
Hand painted Gaiwan Style Teapot
Gaiwan with lid on, warm beige glaze, soft lighting.
Two gaiwans with lids, light on left, dark on right.
Hands pouring dark tea leaves into gaiwan on saucer with steam rising.
Gaiwan teapot with green tea leaves floating, next to a small tea cup.
Traditional gaiwan teapot with beige and brown glaze on wooden surface.
Hand painted Gaiwan Style Teapot
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Load image into Gallery viewer, Hand cradling a gaiwan, focusing on its smooth, curved underside.
Load image into Gallery viewer, Assortment of gaiwan tops and a bowl on a gray surface, from above.
Load image into Gallery viewer, Close-up of an open gaiwan, showcasing its detailed interior and tea.
Load image into Gallery viewer, Hand painted Gaiwan Style Teapot
Load image into Gallery viewer, Gaiwan with lid on, warm beige glaze, soft lighting.
Load image into Gallery viewer, Two gaiwans with lids, light on left, dark on right.
Load image into Gallery viewer, Hands pouring dark tea leaves into gaiwan on saucer with steam rising.
Load image into Gallery viewer, Gaiwan teapot with green tea leaves floating, next to a small tea cup.
Load image into Gallery viewer, Traditional gaiwan teapot with beige and brown glaze on wooden surface.
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Hand painted Gaiwan Style Teapot

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Product Information

  • Capacity: 130ml
  • Size: Diameter 11.6cm, Height 8.0cm
  • Material: Ceramic
  • Style: Gaiwan
  • Color Classification:
    • Creamy Beige
    • Golden Ochre

Packing List:

  • 1 x Teapot

Note: The gaiwans feature a court-style design, elegant in form and rich in cultural heritage. The first color option is a creamy beige that transitions to darker umber edges, evoking an antique aesthetic. The second is a golden ochre also with umber edges, reminiscent of traditional pottery.

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