Elevate Your Tea Ritual
Transform a rushed break into a peaceful ritual. This elegant blue and white porcelain Gaiwan is designed to give you precise control over your brew. It keeps your tea warmer for longer and prevents the aroma from escaping too quickly compared to ordinary open cups.

Flavor and Aroma Retention
The perfectly fitted lid locks in heat and scent allowing you to steep loose leaves evenly for a rich, balanced flavor. It is ideal for brewing green, oolong, or herbal teas bringing authentic tea ceremony elegance right to your home.

Classic Porcelain Craftsmanship
Made from high quality ceramic, this 3.7 fluid ounce teacup features a classic blue and white motif. The sturdy lid serves as a cover to retain heat and helps strain leaves when pouring. The smooth glaze ensures easy cleaning after every use.

Functional Artistry
Inspired by traditional Eastern design, each Gaiwan reflects centuries of tea artistry translated for modern lifestyles. It serves as both a display piece and a functional brewing essential suitable for new enthusiasts and seasoned tea lovers alike.
Product Specifications
- Material: High Quality Porcelain
- Capacity: 3.7 fl oz (approx. 110ml)
- Style: Blue and White Traditional
- Components: Cup and Lid
- Usage: Gongfu Tea Brewing / Lidded Cup
- Maintenance: Easy Clean Glaze
What’s Included
- 1x Blue and White Porcelain Lidded Teacup (Gaiwan)
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a cup or a teapot?
It is a Gaiwan, which functions as a lidded brewing vessel. You steep the tea inside and pour it out, though it can also be used as a personal drinking cup.
How big is 3.7 oz?
It is a small, traditional size (approx. 110ml) designed for the Gongfu method of brewing concentrated tea in multiple infusions.
Is it microwave safe?
While porcelain is generally microwave safe, we recommend heating water separately to ensure the optimal temperature for your specific tea leaves.
Does it have a filter?
The lid acts as the filter. By tilting the lid slightly during the pour, you can keep the tea leaves inside the cup while the liquor flows out.




