We never get tired of these black porcelain teapots from JianZhan, this one "Sacai Gaiwan". Its deep, slightly metallic color reflects the light to its advantage. They are all beautiful, each piece is unique, constantly changing, each Gaiwan delights us. "the lid for the sky, the support for the earth and the bowl for man". We have an elegant collection "porcelain altar bead" appellation of JianZhan workshops. Fired at very high temperatures, the earth-based glaze with a high iron content naturally forms into thousands of vitrified droplets, resulting in an endless array of colors and impressions.  Origine : Jianzhang. master craftsmanship Classified as cultural and intangible heritage

A small ceramic Gaiwan teapot, the famous black porcelain from the time of the Song dynasty. This one is adapted to our modern times by equipping itself with a filter on the lid. Admire its shimmering colors in scattered drops on a deep black background. The Gaiwan is the ancestor of the teapot, this one to be more precise is a Tenmoku, close to the Japanese Houhin.  JianZhan porcelain is characterized by its extravagant colors due to the natural glaze made from iron ore and vegetable ash. When firing, these simple elements form the most unpredictable and extraordinary crystals. Each teapot will be different. Also note its resistance to shock, due to iron ore. Capacity: 280ml Brand: Mozhan

An individual porcelain Gaiwan teapot decorated with cute cats. It is made with high quality materials to deliver the perfect infusion. Warm it up with water to drink it hot or let it cool down for an ice-cold tasting. A teapot for all cat lovers. We recognize the porcelain of Jingdezhen by his art and skill in hand-painting such delicate patterns. The porcelain is fine, the colors subtle. THE Gaiwan was the teapot before the teapot was invented, and is still in daily use today.

We have here a superb illustration of the know-how of the workshops of Jingdezhen: These teapots"Gaiwan" are executed in the most beautiful fine porcelain. The glaze and the patterns have all their intensities of colors and definitions. The Gaiwan is THE small traditional teapot that has survived the ages, and is always present in the individual moment of daily tea. This one in the best conditions  Enamel technique for color, bone china