We present to you an exquisite, celestial-blue porcelain gaiwan, decorated with a traditional lotus flower design. This piece will truly enhance your tea ceremony and provide you with the aesthetic pleasure of brewing tea.
The gaiwan is made of high-quality porcelain, ensuring even heating and long-lasting tea retention. Its celestial blue color lends it a distinctive elegance and sophistication, while the traditional lotus leaf design adds refinement and charm.
Thanks to its shape and size, a gaiwan is ideal for brewing tea for 2-3 people. It allows you to fully appreciate the tea's flavor and aroma, as well as its color and appearance.
This porcelain gaiwan makes a wonderful gift for tea connoisseurs and porcelain collectors. It would also make a wonderful addition to your collection of tableware and home decor.
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Китай |
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160 |
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Ancient Chinese culture, rich in philosophy and tradition, has given the world countless wise sayings. One such proverb says, "To do a good job, you need good tools." This simple but profound truth is reflected in many areas of human activity, including the art of the tea ceremony.
Wonderfully thin. Musical. Snow-white and translucent. Which led those who revealed the secret of its recipe to foreigners to the scaffold. All this is about Chinese porcelain (Chinese: 瓷, pinyin: cí), a unique material in which ordinary water turns into a Drink.
Why was the Celestial Empire so afraid of losing the recipe, and how did it eventually reveal it to the world?
What is the reason for the universal admiration for tea cups made from original imperial porcelain?
What kind of painting is there on authentic Chinese porcelain tableware?
