Tea Sets 蓋碗

In China's rich and enduring tea culture, the gaiwan（Tea cup with lid） has always been an indispensable tea vessel. Originating in the Ming Dynasty, the gaiwan features a unique three-piece design—the lid, the bowl, and the saucer—which symbolizes the unity of heaven, earth, and humanity, reflecting the Chinese pursuit of harmony with nature. Not only is the gaiwan practical, but it also carries profound cultural significance, revered by tea enthusiasts as the ultimate apparatus for savoring tea.

However, as early as the Song Dynasty, the Jian Zhan （Teaware）teacup had already captivated the nation. Known for its unique glaze colors and kiln transformation effects, Jian Zhan presents magical patterns resembling starry skies, hare's fur, and oil spots. During the tea competitions of the Song Dynasty, connoisseurs favored Jian Zhan because it accentuated the color and texture of the tea, turning tea tasting into a dual feast for the eyes and the palate.

Today, we have fused the classic design of the gaiwan with the artistic allure of Jian Zhan to create the all-new Jian Zhan Gaiwan. It retains the practicality of the gaiwan while integrating the unique aesthetic elements of Jian Zhan. Each Jian Zhan Gaiwan is a meticulously crafted work of art. Through high-temperature kiln transformations, the glaze colors form naturally, and the patterns are one-of-a-kind.