Handmade Pure Silver Gaiwan Traditional Lidded Teacup Qing Zhu 105ml

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Type:
Gaiwan
Origin:
China
Material:
Silver
Length:
70mm
Width:
70mm
Height:
70mm
Capacity:
105ml
Net Weight:
99g
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A gaiwan is a Chinese lidded bowl without handle used for the infusion of tea leaves and the consumption of tea. It was invented during the Ming dynasty (1368 to 1644). It consists of a bowl, a lid, and a saucer. Gaiwan is the preferred method for brewing Chinese teas. This is a 999 (99.9%) pure silver handmade gaiwan. Savor the taste of tradition with our exquisite silver tea mug, meticulously crafted with love and passion. 

To drink from the Gaiwan, hold the saucer in the palm of the right hand, using the thumb to steady the cup. With your left hand, lift the lid by the knob, tilting it slightly away from you so that it holds back the leaves while you sip the liquor. Before drinking all the liquor, add more hot water, again down the inside of the cup rather than directly on to the leaves, to draw out more of the tea's flavor. A third addition of water may be made directly on to the leaves. Go on drinking and adding more water as many times as yields a good flavor from the leaves.

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