Teaware

Sky-Blue Celadon Gongfu Tea Set with Bamboo Tray

PC-SEL-018 · Jingdezhen, China

USD 89

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

A powder-blue celadon gongfu set on a slatted bamboo tray — brown-edged rims, tasting cups, and square bamboo coasters.

Origin

Jingdezhen, Jiangxi, China

Item code

PC-SEL-018

Shipping

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

Care

Hand wash ceramic pieces and wipe bamboo dry after each session. Do not soak the bamboo tray or coasters. Avoid dishwashers and rapid temperature changes.

What to expect

What is in this listing.

  • Powder-blue celadon glaze with fine brown-edged rims
  • Lidded gaiwan with saucer, fair-cup pitcher, and strainer with stand
  • Tasting cups with matching square bamboo coasters
  • Slatted bamboo tray catches drips during brewing
  • Calm, rain-washed palette that suits both tea tables and open shelves

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Specifications

Material
Celadon-glazed ceramic with bamboo tray
Form
Gaiwan with saucer, fair cup, strainer with stand, tasting cups, coasters, and bamboo tray
Capacity / Set
Full gongfu tea set
Category
Teaware
Origin
Jingdezhen, Jiangxi, China

Material & craft

The celadon glaze is a soft powder blue that deepens slightly in the curves and thins at the rims into a fine brown line — a quiet detail borrowed from classic Ru-style wares.

Why we selected it

The set brews gongfu-style: steep in the gaiwan, decant through the strainer into the fair cup, then share into the tasting cups. The bamboo tray and coasters keep the table dry.

Before you order

Questions buyers actually ask.

What exactly is included?
The brewing pieces shown in the first photo: gaiwan with lid and saucer, fair cup, strainer with stand, tasting cups with bamboo coasters, and the slatted tray. Email us before ordering if you need a piece-by-piece list.
Is the tray solid bamboo?
Yes — slatted bamboo with open channels. Wipe it dry after each session rather than soaking it.
Will the glaze crackle over time?
It is fired stable. Fine surface lines can develop after years of heavy use, as with most celadon — many tea drinkers consider that part of the patina.
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Even better than the photo — I was nervous the colors wouldn't match the picture, but they're somehow better in person. The little cubes catch the light on their flat faces in a way round beads just don't. Mine came out coral and teal and it goes with literally everything I own. And they weren't kidding about every bead being one-of-a-kind — mine looks nothing like my friend's, and we both love that. Stretch cord, no clasp, just slips on.

Emma L.August 2026on Jingdezhen Flambe-Glaze Cube Bead Bracelet

Girlfriend approved. Got this for my girlfriend and she adores the little cat bead. The pink is soft and pretty. Knocked a star because the cord felt a bit short at first, but once we loosened the knot it was fine.

Kevin L.July 2026on Jingdezhen Sakura Pink Cat Dog Star Ceramic Bracelet

Lovely, with a handmade touch. Beautiful classic blue and white, lid fits snugly and it holds heat well. Took one star off because the lotus painting is a little different from the close-up shot — but they do say every piece is hand-painted, so I get it. Still a gorgeous gaiwan for the price.