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Description
- Matériel: Poterie grossière
- Origine : Jingdezhen, Jiangxi
- Dimensions : Calibre 9,5 cm, hauteur 7,0 cm, contenance 120 ml ;
- Artisanat : glaçure bleue et blanche manuscrite, argile de porcelaine blanche moyenne, glaçure d'herbe et grise à l'intérieur et à l'extérieur, couleur de cheveux et texture d'art céramique simple.
- Il est cuit à 1320 °C. Convient pour le thé vert, le thé blanc, le thé noir, le thé Pu'er et d'autres thés.
- Les ustensiles maladroits se sentent un peu désinvoltes et désinhibés, avec un rythme zen ancien, calme, retenu, maladroit et intelligent, montrant l'apparence des ustensiles.
- Un peu désinvolte et décomplexé, avec un rythme zen ancien, il est calme et retenu, maladroit et intelligent, donnant aux gens l'impression que cela devrait être comme ça au premier coup d'œil.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What materials is the Sancai Gaiwan made of?
The Sancai Gaiwan is crafted from coarse pottery with a medium white porcelain clay base, featuring a hand-painted blue and white glaze, along with grass and gray glaze accents.
What teas can I brew in the Sancai Gaiwan?
The Sancai Gaiwan is suitable for brewing various teas including green tea, white tea, black tea, and Pu'er tea, thanks to its firing at 1320 °C which ensures durability and flavor extraction.
How is the Sancai Gaiwan designed to enhance the tea-drinking experience?
Its elegant design with Chinese calligraphy, antique celadon glaze, and traditional three-part structure (lid, body, saucer) creates a calm, old-world aesthetic that elevates the Gongfu tea ceremony.
What are the dimensions and capacity of the Sancai Gaiwan?
The Sancai Gaiwan has a diameter of 9.5 cm, a height of 7.0 cm, and a capacity of 120 ml, making it perfect for small, focused tea servings.
Does the Sancai Gaiwan carry any cultural significance?
Yes, the Gaiwan features Chinese calligraphy of 'She De' and embodies traditional Chinese tea culture and artistry, making it a meaningful vessel for tea appreciation with historical and cultural depth.
