Gaiwan, meaning “lidded bowl”,consists of a saucer, cup, and
a lid. Since the Ming Dynasty in China (1368-1644) the Gaiwan has been
used for brewing and drinking tea. The cup is actually shaped like a deep
bowl and has a lid that fits snugly inside the rim of the bowl. The tea
is placed in the warmed Gaiwan, then hot water is poured inside the Gaiwan
in a circular motion creating a whirlpool for the tea to swirl in while
becoming saturated.
Teapots
Trays
Bowls
Accessories
(All prices listed below are in Australian dollars.)
Measurements in metric. (10mm per centimetre. 1 inch = 2.54 centimetres
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HW001 - Delicate creamy white porcelain with golden dragon design. It comes in a hard gift case. One set contains 4 little cups(30mm) and a pouring cup, also called Gaiwan ( 70mm).may be used for special tea ceremonies and even Sake`. r.r.p: $20.00 Click here for larger image |
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HW002 - 6 white creamy porcelain cups with tea pot.With Dragon embossed on Tea pot Size: 110mm
and cups 65mm. Click here for larger image |
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HW004 - Terra cotta Tea pot set. 4 tasting cups and Tea Pot. Size: Tea Pot
85mm x 150mm, Cups 42mm x 58mm Click
here for larger image |
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HW005 - Terra cotta Tea Pot Size: 185mm
x 168mm Click
here for larger image |
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HW007 - Traditional Tea Ceremony two section bamboo tray. Size: 360mm
x 230mm Click here for larger image |
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HW008 - Traditional Tea Ceremony two section bamboo tray. Size: 280mm
x 190mm Click here for larger image |
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HW015 - 2 Black and White porcelain bowls with two sets chopsticks, two red bamboo mats and two chopstick holders. Size: Bowl 85mm
60mm Click
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HW013 - Hugging Salt and Pepper shakers, porcelain, Red and Black. Size: 85mm Click
here for larger image |
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