Description
A warm ivory gaiwan painted with an auspicious red-and-blue koi, made to bring movement and good fortune to the tea table.
Product Story
This retro porcelain gaiwan is hand-painted with a lively koi fish swimming through blue waves and cloud motifs. The ivory glaze, cobalt accents, red koi details, and traditional key-fret foot band create a nostalgic folk-art feeling while keeping the piece elegant enough for daily gongfu tea.
Key Features
- Ivory glazed gaiwan with lid and matching saucer
- Hand-painted koi motif symbolizing good fortune and vitality
- Blue wave, cloud, and key-fret details for a classic Chinese look
- Warm vintage character with collectible tea-table presence
- A functional tea vessel and an expressive display piece
Use / Styling Ideas
Place it on a warm wooden tray with an iron kettle, calligraphy scroll, or simple linen cloth. The koi design adds color and meaning without overwhelming a traditional tea setup.
Gift / Collector Note
A charming gift for tea lovers, koi collectors, and anyone who enjoys auspicious handmade design.
Add a little good fortune to the next cup.
Specifications
| Capacity / Set | 140 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.
The koi curls red-and-blue across warm ivory, with wave and key-fret borders doing the quiet classical work around it. Koi carry the ‘fortune and perseverance’ brief, so this gaiwan gets bought for promotions and new ventures. 140 ml, comfortable in one hand.
— Qingci Studio
