Pink Lotus Gaiwan | Enamel Porcelain Chinese Tea Bowl 150ml

Pink Lotus Enamel Porcelain Gaiwan — 150ml

Brew tea the traditional Chinese way with this beautifully crafted enamel porcelain gaiwan. Adorned with a delicate pink lotus pattern, this three-piece set — lid, bowl, and saucer — is as elegant to display as it is pleasurable to use. Whether you're a seasoned tea practitioner or just beginning your Gongfu tea journey, the gaiwan is one of the most versatile and rewarding brewing vessels you can own.

The Art of Gaiwan Brewing

The gaiwan (covered cup) has been central to Chinese tea culture since around 1350. Its simple three-piece design gives you complete control over steeping time, temperature, and aroma — making it ideal for exploring the full character of any tea.

How to brew with your gaiwan:
• Place your tea leaves in the bottom of the bowl
• Pour boiling water to just under halfway, then immediately drain — using the lid as a strainer — to rinse the leaves
• Uncover and inhale the awakened aroma
• Pour fresh boiling water down the inside wall of the bowl to set the leaves swirling
• Steep to your preferred strength, then drink directly from the gaiwan or decant into a fair cup or tasting cups

Pink Lotus Design

The lotus is one of China's most beloved symbols — representing purity, grace, and good fortune. The soft pink palette and enamel finish give this gaiwan a refined, feminine elegance that makes it a beautiful gift as well as a daily companion.

Key Features

• Traditional three-piece gaiwan — lid, bowl, and saucer
• Enamel porcelain — dense, watertight, excellent heat retention
• Pink lotus pattern — delicate, symbolic, and collectible
• Versatile brewing — suitable for all tea types
• Use as a brewing vessel or as a teapot to decant into cups
• Ideal for Gongfu tea ceremonies and daily tea rituals

Specifications

• Material: Enamel porcelain
• Capacity: 150 ml / 5.1 oz
• Width: 9 cm / 3.5 in
• Height: 9.6 cm / 3.8 in
• Includes: 1 × Lid, 1 × Bowl, 1 × Saucer

Perfect For

Gongfu tea ceremonies, daily tea brewing, gifting, and as a decorative piece for any tea lover's collection.