Handmade Rustic Sancai Gaiwan 6.1oz – Traditional Chinese Ceramic Tea Brewing Bowl

Handcrafted Rustic Sancai Gaiwan with Timeless Chinese Heritage

This is a hand-thrown three-piece gaiwan (三才盖碗, *sancai gaiwan*), the iconic traditional Chinese tea brewing vessel designed for clarity of flavor and graceful tea ceremony practice. Rooted in ancient Chinese philosophy, the lid represents heaven, the bowl represents humanity, and the saucer represents earth — embodying the harmony of ‘heaven covers, earth bears, and humanity nurtures’ that has anchored Chinese tea culture for centuries.

Unique Artisan Features

• Warm deep chocolate-brown body accented with natural tan speckled glaze, creating a one-of-a-kind rustic, vintage finish — no two gaiwans are exactly identical, making yours truly unique
• Handcrafted from high-quality Chinese kaolin clay, fired at extreme high temperatures for a durable, long-wearing finish that will last for generations of tea enjoyment
• Subtly textured, earthy surface that develops a rich patina over time with regular use, deepening its natural character and charm
• Ergonomic classic shape for comfortable, stable gripping that allows smooth pouring and minimizes heat transfer to your hands

Specifications

• Overall dimensions: 3.9in Height x 4.5in Width (10cm x 11.5cm)
• Brewing capacity: 6.1oz (180ml), perfect for 1-2 people to enjoy tea in any setting
• 100% lead-free, safe for microwave, oven, and dishwasher
• Package includes: 1 complete three-piece ceramic gaiwan

Ideal For Any Occasion

This compact, portable gaiwan works beautifully for everyday home brewing, office tea breaks, travel tea sessions, or formal tea ceremonies. It brews every style of Chinese tea beautifully, from green tea and oolong to aged pu-erh, and the breathable clay enhances aroma and brings out the natural sweetness of your leaves. It also makes an elegant, thoughtful gift for tea lovers, collectors, and anyone who appreciates traditional handcrafted Asian craftsmanship.

Note: Slight color variations from photos are normal due to screen and lighting settings, and minor 0.1-0.2in measurement differences come from handmade craftsmanship — these unique differences are what make your gaiwan special.