Hand-Painted Blue and White Hundred Children Gaiwan
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Hand-Painted Blue and White Hundred Children Gaiwan

ETSY-4439228432 · Jingdezhen, China

USD 49

In stock — 18 available · dispatched within 1–3 business days

A museum-like blue-and-white gaiwan filled with tiny hand-painted figures, made for collectors who love detail.

Origin

Jingdezhen, Jiangxi, China

Item code

ETSY-4439228432

Shipping

$15 tracked · bracelets $4.90 · free over $59 · dispatched in 1–3 business days

Care

Handle gently, clean with a soft cloth, and avoid sudden temperature swings.

What to expect

What is in this listing.

  • Blue-and-white porcelain gaiwan with lid and saucer
  • Traditional Hundred Children at Play motif in cobalt line work
  • Detailed figures, borders, and foot band for strong visual depth
  • Heirloom-style piece for tea, display, and collection
  • Ideal for slow appreciation, macro photography, and ceremonial tea moments

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  • Gift box, moulded foam, double-wall carton
  • Dispatched from Jingdezhen within 1–3 business days
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Specifications

Material
Ceramic
Capacity / Set
100 milliliters
Category
Teaware
Origin
Jingdezhen, Jiangxi, China

Material & craft

This white porcelain gaiwan is covered with the classic Hundred Children at Play motif, rendered in cobalt-blue brushwork across the bowl, lid, and saucer. The dense narrative painting, geometric rim band, and glowing white porcelain make it feel like a small piece from a collector's cabinet.

Why we selected it

Display it against dark wood or a quiet black backdrop to let the cobalt brushwork stand out. It pairs especially well with antique trays, incense, and restrained tea-room lighting.

Before you order

Questions buyers actually ask.

What is the Hundred Children motif?
A traditional scene of children at play symbolizing family joy and abundance — a classic subject collectors seek out in blue-and-white.
Is the painting really done by hand?
Yes — the tiny figures are brush-painted in cobalt line work, which is why expressions and postures differ slightly from piece to piece.
Is it usable or strictly for display?
It brews tea perfectly well, though many buyers treat it as a cabinet piece. Glazed porcelain forgives either choice.
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Perfect for my ritual. Exactly what I wanted for my incense. The crackle glaze is subtle and the tripod shape is classic. Good size, sits stable, and it arrived intact. The celadon tone is very calming.

Nathan R.July 2026on Celadon Crackle-Glaze Tripod Incense Burner

Pretty AND functional. The lid seals nicely so my oolong actually stays fresh. The hand-painted blue and white is lovely, and I love that it's a working jar rather than just decoration. Came wrapped like they genuinely cared about it arriving intact.