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Jingdezhen Ceramic Peony Beauty Gaiwan – 150ml Two-Piece Chinese Tea Bowl

$187.65

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Jingdezhen Ceramic Peony Beauty Gaiwan – 150ml Two-Piece Chinese Tea Bowl

A Traditional Chinese Tea Bowl, Adorned with Peonies and Beauty

Bring a touch of classical Chinese artistry to your tea table with this 150ml Jingdezhen ceramic gaiwan. Its Peony Beauty design brings together the graceful image of a woman and the full, layered blooms of the peony, creating a tea vessel that feels as much like a small work of art as an everyday brewing companion. Designed for Gongfu tea brewing, this two-piece gaiwan offers a simpler alternative to the traditional three-piece form, with just a lid and a bowl.

Product Information

  • Product Type: Chinese Gaiwan / Lidded Tea Bowl

  • Material: Ceramic

  • Origin: Jingdezhen, China

  • Design: Peony Beauty (牡丹美人图)

  • Structure: Two-piece design – lid and bowl

  • Capacity: Approximately 150ml

  • Bowl Diameter: 10cm

  • Height: 9cm

Ceramic Craftsmanship & Peony Beauty Artwork

The ceramic body provides a canvas for a decorative scene inspired by traditional Chinese figure and floral painting. The Peony Beauty motif brings two classic symbols of Chinese aesthetics together: the peony, admired for its lush beauty and association with prosperity, and the elegantly portrayed woman, whose gentle expression and flowing garments lend the composition a sense of grace.

The peony petals are imagined in softly layered tones, with delicate color transitions that give the flowers a full, expressive appearance. The woman's robes and posture add movement to the design, balancing the richness of the blooms with a quieter, more composed elegance.

Rather than relying on a crowded pattern, the artwork draws its character from the relationship between the figure and the flowers. It reflects a traditional Chinese decorative aesthetic in which natural beauty, human presence, and visual harmony are brought together.

The Meaning of the Two-Piece Gaiwan: Heaven and Earth

A traditional three-piece gaiwan consists of a lid, a bowl, and a saucer. This design takes a more pared-back approach, consisting of only the lid and the bowl.

In the traditional interpretation of this two-piece form, the lid represents Heaven, gently covering the bowl without pressing down on it, while the bowl represents Earth, receiving and holding the tea. Together, they express the harmony between Heaven and Earth.

Without a separate saucer, the shape feels direct and uncluttered. The focus stays on the proportions of the lid and bowl, the painted decoration, and the simple movement of brewing and pouring. It is a quiet expression of less is more—a return to simplicity and a more mindful way of enjoying tea.

Made for Gongfu Tea and Everyday Tea Moments

With its approximately 150ml capacity, this ceramic gaiwan is suited to personal tea sessions and small-group Gongfu brewing. Use it to steep loose-leaf tea in short infusions, then tilt the lid slightly to guide the tea into a sharing pitcher or cup.

It can be used for a range of loose-leaf teas, including oolong, black tea, white tea, and ripe or raw Pu-erh. The lid helps hold back the leaves while pouring, allowing you to control the flow of the tea liquor.

The Peony Beauty artwork also makes this gaiwan a decorative piece when it is not in use. Display it on a tea table, in a teaware cabinet, or alongside other Chinese ceramics. It is a thoughtful choice for tea drinkers who appreciate traditional Chinese painting, floral motifs, and the cultural details behind their teaware.

For guidance on using a gaiwan and preparing tea in the Gongfu style, visit our Gongfu Tea Brewing Guide.

Care & Maintenance

  • Rinse with warm water before the first use.

  • Wash by hand with a soft sponge or cloth and mild dish soap when needed.

  • Avoid abrasive scrubbers that may scratch or wear the decorative surface.

  • Do not expose the ceramic to sudden temperature changes, such as moving it directly from very cold conditions to boiling water.

  • Handle the lid carefully and place it gently on a stable surface when not in use.

  • Allow the gaiwan to dry fully before storing.

  • Do not use it on a stovetop, open flame, or direct heat source.

Because this is a ceramic gaiwan, handle it with care to avoid chips or breakage. Dishwasher and microwave suitability have not been confirmed; hand washing is recommended.

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Is this a complete three-piece gaiwan set?
No. This is a two-piece gaiwan consisting of a lid and a bowl. It does not include a separate saucer. Its simpler construction is intentional and reflects the traditional Heaven-and-Earth interpretation of the two-piece form.
Is 150ml the amount of tea I can comfortably brew in one go?
The stated capacity is approximately 150ml. This is the nominal capacity, not a recommendation to fill the bowl to the rim. For easier handling and pouring, leave some space below the rim when adding hot water. Your practical brewing volume will therefore be lower than the full capacity.
Will the lid fit tightly, or is it supposed to have a gap?
A gaiwan lid is not designed to seal like an airtight jar. During brewing and pouring, it needs to be slightly tilted to create an opening for the tea to flow through while helping hold back the leaves. A little clearance can be normal. However, the lid should sit steadily rather than rock excessively or slide unexpectedly. Check that it feels secure before pouring hot tea.
Will tea leaves escape when I pour?
The lid can act as a simple strainer when you adjust its position to leave a narrow opening. The result depends on the size of the tea leaves and the angle of the lid. Very fine tea particles may still pass through, so adjust the opening to suit the tea you are brewing.
Will the ceramic bowl become too hot to hold?
Ceramic transfers and retains heat, so the bowl and lid can become hot during brewing, especially with near-boiling water. Avoid filling the gaiwan to the rim. Hold it by the rim with your fingertips in a stable position, keep your fingers clear of the hot tea and escaping steam, and practice the pouring movement with cool water before your first hot brew if you are new to gaiwan use. Do not assume the ceramic will remain cool to the touch.
Is a 150ml gaiwan too large for one person?
Not necessarily. A 150ml gaiwan is a versatile size for a personal Gongfu tea session, particularly if you enjoy several short infusions. If you prefer very small tasting portions or have smaller hands, you may want to consider how the bowl feels in your grip before choosing this capacity.
Does the gaiwan come with a matching cup or sharing pitcher?
No matching cup, saucer, or sharing pitcher is specified. This listing is for the two-piece gaiwan: one lid and one bowl. You can pair it with your own tea cup or fairness pitcher.
Will the colors look exactly like the product photos?
Screen settings and lighting can affect how colors appear. Small differences in color or decorative details may also occur between production batches. The product photographs should be used as the visual reference for the overall design.
Is it safe to put the gaiwan directly on a stove to heat water?
No. This gaiwan is intended for steeping and pouring tea, not for direct heating. Do not place it on a stovetop, open flame, or other direct heat source.
Can I put it in the dishwasher or microwave?
To protect the ceramic and its decorative artwork, hand washing with a soft sponge is the recommended care method.
Is this a good gift for someone who collects Chinese tea ware?
It is a distinctive gift for someone who enjoys Gongfu tea, Chinese ceramics, or traditional floral and figure artwork. Its two-piece form and Peony Beauty decoration give it both a practical brewing role and a decorative presence on the tea table.