The "Dragon Green" gaiwan is a classic Chinese brewing vessel consisting of a bowl, a lid and a saucer. It is made of Jingdezhen porcelain: this city in Jiangxi province has been regarded as the capital of Chinese porcelain for centuries.
The gaiwan is suited to gongfu brewing: it makes it easy to watch the leaf unfurl, control the steeping time and pour off the brew while holding the lid with a finger. Porcelain does not absorb aromas, so different teas can be brewed in one gaiwan in turn, and the flavor and scent of the tea come through clean, without foreign aftertastes.
The name "Dragon Green" points to the dragon motif and the green tones of the decoration. The 150 ml capacity is right for brewing tea for one or two people.
Characteristics
- Type: gaiwan (bowl, lid and saucer)
- Material: porcelain, Jingdezhen
- Capacity: 150 ml
- Suitable for: green, white and black teas, oolongs and pu-erhs
Care
Rinse the gaiwan with hot water before first use. After tea, wash it with warm water without harsh detergents, dry it and store it with the lid upright. Avoid sudden temperature changes and knocks: porcelain is fragile. The gaiwan can be washed with a soft sponge.







