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Matte Black Ceramic Gaiwan, Three-Piece Kung Fu Tea Set

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A dark, tactile gaiwan with a stone-like matte glaze, copper-brown rim, and crisp white interior.

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What buyers say about our teaware
★★★★★ Unreal glaze. The flambe glaze on this set is stunning — deep cobalt with these fiery streaks that no photo fully captures. Pours cleanly and the cups feel grea
★★★★★ My dad's new favorite. Bought this for my father who's been doing gongfu cha for decades, and he's picky. He said the crackle glaze is gorgeous and the pour is
★★★★ Pretty and practical. Lovely tumbler, the raised floral design is really nice to touch. Keeps my tea warm and the straw is handy for work. 4 stars because the l

Description

A dark, tactile gaiwan with a stone-like matte glaze, copper-brown rim, and crisp white interior.

Product Story

This three-piece black gaiwan is made for a restrained, serious tea ritual. The coarse matte exterior feels architectural and grounded, while the clean white glazed interior makes the tea color easy to appreciate. A thin raw copper-brown rim adds warmth to the otherwise quiet black form.

Key Features

  • Three-piece gaiwan set with lid, bowl, and saucer
  • Coarse matte black stone-texture exterior
  • Copper-brown rim detail for a warm handmade contrast
  • White glazed interior to show the tea liquor clearly
  • Minimal wabi-sabi look for modern gongfu tea setups

Use / Styling Ideas

Pair it with a dark walnut tea board, concrete surface, or simple charcoal linen. It is especially suited to moody tea photography and masculine minimalist interiors.

Gift / Collector Note

A refined gift for serious tea drinkers who prefer quiet luxury over ornate decoration.

Bring a darker, calmer edge to your gongfu tea ritual.

Specifications

Capacity / Set 5 fluid ounces
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 exterior has a coarse, stone-like tooth under the fingers while the interior is glazed bright white to show the liquor — a deliberate contrast that suits the wabi-sabi table. The copper-brown rim warms up what would otherwise be a severe piece. At 5 oz it’s a proper solo gaiwan.

— Qingci Studio

FAQ

Does the rough exterior get too hot to hold?+
The stone-textured matte surface insulates better than glossy glaze, and gaiwan technique keeps fingers on rim and knob — cooler by design.
Why the white interior?+
A crisp white bowl shows tea liquor color exactly — the working reason serious tea people prefer it, whatever the outside wears.
Is this good for a first gaiwan?+
Yes — the matte grip is forgiving in the hand, and the three-piece form (lid, bowl, saucer) is the standard you'd learn on anyway.