Description
A museum-like blue-and-white gaiwan filled with tiny hand-painted figures, made for collectors who love detail.
Product Story
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.
Key Features
- 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
Use / Styling Ideas
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.
Gift / Collector Note
A memorable collector gift for people who appreciate traditional Chinese porcelain stories and fine brush detail.
Bring a story-rich blue-and-white treasure to your tea table.
Specifications
| Capacity / Set | 100 milliliters |
|---|---|
| Material | Ceramic |
| Care | Hand wash gently and avoid sudden temperature changes. |
Care
Handle gently, clean with a soft cloth, and avoid sudden temperature swings.
Count the children — the Hundred Children motif fills every band of this gaiwan with tiny cobalt figures, and it rewards a magnifying glass. At 100 ml it’s an intimate brewer, better for slow solo sessions than crowd service. The kind of piece that gets passed around the table before anyone drinks.
— Qingci Studio
