Jingdezhen Tall Natural Edge Fish Gaiwan

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Thin, lustrous hand-painted Jingdezhen porcelain. This gaiwan is fired at high temperatures to make the porcelain completely non-reactive and non-porous, allowing it to fully reflect the character of your tea. The thin construction keeps the edges of the porcelain from overheating and protecting your hands better when pouring.

The taller, narrow bowl makes this gaiwan ideal for brewing rolled oolongs or for tea lovers with smaller hands.

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“To go with my cups, what better than this equally beautiful Gaiwan. I’m totally in love with it. Though I wouldn’t say I have overly small hands (perhaps I do T_T), I love the size of this Gaiwan...” Read full review

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To go with my cups, what better than this equally beautiful Gaiwan. I’m totally in love with it. Though I wouldn’t say I have overly small hands (perhaps I do T_T), I love the size of this Gaiwan as it’s so comfortable to hold. It just fits really nicely! I never burn myself when using it, which is an obvious plus, and the parts all fit together perfectly – there’s no wobble or anything. Liquid flows really well when pouring.

Much as with the cups, my guests are always impressed by the beauty and style of this Gaiwan. It’s my immediate go to, now, for brewing Tieguanyin – I like to think that my favourite tea is being served in the most beautiful Gaiwan I’ve seen, so far! :-)

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DeliriumsFrogs
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So very, very beautiful.

Red Fennekin
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Tell me about it!! :-) As soon as I saw it on Verdant’s site, I was utterly enarmoured. Plus, their suggestion that it was a good size/shape for rolled oolongs (so, for example, my beloved tieguanyin), I just had to buy it… ^^; Tbf, $30 for something so beautiful, that I get regular use of, doesn’t seem too bad…!

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I totally ignored the ‘gaiwan’ bit of the name and thought you were drinking fish flavoured tea! Ewww :S haha