Elevate your tea ritual with the Qinghua Huoshi Red Gaiwan – Hand-Painted Gilded Butterfly Orchid, a 100ml tea-brewing vessel that combines traditional craftsmanship with artistic beauty. This gaiwan, a classic Chinese tea-brewing tool, is perfect for savoring the delicate flavors of teas like the 2007 Fu Jin Pu Erh Tea Sampler, offering both functionality and aesthetic appeal.
Each gaiwan is a unique work of art, as the ancient stone glaze technique results in varied caramel-toned volcanic red clay textures due to differences in glaze application, thickness, kiln temperature, and positioning. The exterior features a rich, caramel-colored volcanic stone glaze, while the interior showcases a fragrant ash base. The underglaze hand-painted butterfly and orchid design, accented with delicate gold gilding, creates a serene and elegant look that balances simplicity with depth. The overall color palette is understated yet sophisticated, making this gaiwan a stunning addition to any tea collection.
The 100ml capacity is perfect for multiple infusions, allowing you to fully appreciate the evolving flavors of your tea. For an enhanced tea-drinking experience, pair this gaiwan with our matching Qinghua Huoshi Red Hand-Painted Gilded Butterfly Teacup, designed with the same hand-painted gilded butterfly motif and caramel-toned glaze.
Traditional Old Clay Craftsmanship
This gaiwan is crafted using old clay, a blend of natural organic materials such as Wagang clay, white clay, red clay, and red pottery clay. These raw materials are rich in minerals and trace elements, giving the gaiwan its distinctive texture and color. While the process of working with old clay is relatively simple, it requires skilled techniques and years of experience to achieve the perfect balance of form and function. The result is a gaiwan that not only performs beautifully but also carries the essence of nature and tradition.
This gaiwan is crafted using old clay, a blend of natural organic materials such as Wagang clay, white clay, red clay, and red pottery clay. These raw materials are rich in minerals and trace elements, giving the gaiwan its distinctive texture and color. While the process of working with old clay is relatively simple, it requires skilled techniques and years of experience to achieve the perfect balance of form and function. The result is a gaiwan that not only performs beautifully but also carries the essence of nature and tradition.
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