This motif makes use of the stunning contrast between lustrous, nearly glowing white of the Jingdezhen porcelain itself and the deep ocean-blue of the glazing.

Each piece is adorned with an abundant wreath, while the gaiwan features spring blooms forming an embroidery-style medallion. 

Hand-thrown and carved, each of the three pieces of this gaiwan need to be fired individually, and have to come together perfectly, even after shrinking 30-40% in firing - a feat of precision.

The high-fired porcelain is fully vitrified and non-reactive, amplifying the aroma of your tea.

Pouring with a Jingdezhen gaiwan like this is truly special - the pieces have a feeling in the hand, a balance, unlike anything else.