Porcelain Gaiwan
The term "gaiwan" is translated from the Chinese words for "lidded bowl." A good gaiwan can make just about any tea.
From Chinese green tea to Taiwanese oolongs to vintage pu-erh, all full leaf teas (except for matcha) can be steeped in a gaiwan for multiple infusions. This basic gaiwan is made of porcelain and has a nicely curved lip that makes handling easier for beginners and people with smaller hands. We use it daily in our tea room.
Details
- Dimensions: W 3.25" x H 4"
- Volume: 3.5 oz
- Dishwasher safe. Not suitable for microwave or oven use.
- Proudly made in Taiwan
Related Links
- How to brew tea using a gaiwan
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Porcelain Gaiwan
Porcelain Gaiwan
The term "gaiwan" is translated from the Chinese words for "lidded bowl." A good gaiwan can make just about any tea.
From Chinese green tea to Taiwanese oolongs to vintage pu-erh, all full leaf teas (except for matcha) can be steeped in a gaiwan for multiple infusions. This basic gaiwan is made of porcelain and has a nicely curved lip that makes handling easier for beginners and people with smaller hands. We use it daily in our tea room.
Details
- Dimensions: W 3.25" x H 4"
- Volume: 3.5 oz
- Dishwasher safe. Not suitable for microwave or oven use.
- Proudly made in Taiwan
Related Links
- How to brew tea using a gaiwan
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Description
The term "gaiwan" is translated from the Chinese words for "lidded bowl." A good gaiwan can make just about any tea.
From Chinese green tea to Taiwanese oolongs to vintage pu-erh, all full leaf teas (except for matcha) can be steeped in a gaiwan for multiple infusions. This basic gaiwan is made of porcelain and has a nicely curved lip that makes handling easier for beginners and people with smaller hands. We use it daily in our tea room.
Details
- Dimensions: W 3.25" x H 4"
- Volume: 3.5 oz
- Dishwasher safe. Not suitable for microwave or oven use.
- Proudly made in Taiwan
Related Links
- How to brew tea using a gaiwan
