Pinches Silk Enamel Gaiwan
Encounter a heart-warming tea container, taking a sip or two of light and elegant tea in the middle of a busy schedule; between touch and vision, clearly comprehend heaven, earth and people of nature and ingenuity.

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Description
- Material: Ceramic
- Origin: Jingdezhen, Jiangxi
- Popular Elements: Palace Style
- Process: Pinches Silk Ename
- Enamel Gaiwan: 9.2 x 10.2 cm, capacity 180 ml.
- Bowl Holder: D13.2 cm
- The Enamel Gaiwan (Mandarin for covered cup, "zhong" or “cha chung" in Cantonese) has been used in China since about 1350. It consists of saucer, bowl, and lid which are designed to be used together.
- Enamel Gaiwan body painting enamel is the official name of enamel-colored porcelain, a treasure of Han ceramic art, and a kind of overglaze-colored porcelain that transplants the technique of painting enamel onto the porcelain body.
- Enamel Gaiwan - Its overall shape is regular, the decoration is fine, and the color material is translucent, which has the three-dimensional artistic effect of western oil painting, delicate and elegant.
- Enamel Gaiwan - The enamel color is rich in color, showing the retro style of the China-chic wind. The tea set has temperature, bringing peace in the impetuous days with its gentle gesture. Hand-made cloisonné enamel color, vivid and transparent texture, vivid pattern, comfortable and smooth touch.
- Enamel Gaiwan - Moderate size, anti-scalding cover button, easy to hold, glazed color process, dense and delicate flowers. Slightly open the rim, pour out the soup lightly, not hot, and the bottom is painted with gold flowers.
- The Enamel Gaiwan holder is ingeniously made, which echoes with the bowl and is beautiful and atmospheric, preventing scalding the table.
Pinches Silk Enamel Gaiwan
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the key features of the Pinches Silk Enamel Gaiwan?
The Pinches Silk Enamel Gaiwan is made of ceramic, featuring a palace style design with rich enamel colors, a capacity of 180 ml, and a handmade cloisonné enamel finish that offers a delicate, elegant appearance.
How does the Enamel Gaiwan enhance my tea experience?
Its regular shape, fine decoration, and translucent enamel colors create a refined aesthetic, while the moderate size and anti-scalding cover make it practical and comfortable to use for enjoying tea.
What is the origin of the Enamel Gaiwan and what is its historical significance?
Originating from Jingdezhen, Jiangxi, the Enamel Gaiwan has been used in China since about 1350 and is renowned for its artistic overglaze-colored porcelain, showcasing centuries of Han ceramic craftsmanship.
How is the enamel decoration applied to the Gaiwan?
The enamel decoration is a hand-made cloisonné technique, involving overglaze-colored porcelain that transplants painting enamel onto the ceramic body, resulting in vivid, transparent textures and intricate patterns.
What are the practical features of the Gaiwan's design?
The Gaiwan includes a well-designed holder that prevents table scalding, a slightly open rim for easy pouring, and a glazed color process with dense, delicate flowers, making it both beautiful and functional.
