Description
A modern celadon gaiwan with a glowing ice-crack glaze that looks like a tiny star map under light.
Product Story
This contemporary gaiwan pairs a soft blue-green celadon tone with a glassy crackle glaze, subtle carved relief, and a warm copper-brown rim. The fine crackle web catches light differently from every angle, making each piece feel tactile, modern, and quietly one of a kind.
Key Features
- Approx. 130ml celadon gaiwan with lid and saucer
- Ice-crack reactive glaze with fine crackle lines
- Subtle carved peony or relief detail beneath the glaze
- Copper-brown rim and foot for a warm contrast
- Modern minimalist look with collectible kiln character
Use / Styling Ideas
Use crisp side lighting, dark stone, or a graphite tea tray to highlight the crackle network. It fits modern Zen interiors, clean tea counters, and display shelves.
Gift / Collector Note
A strong choice for someone who likes contemporary ceramics, texture, and pieces that reveal more detail the closer you look.
Let the crackle glaze catch the light in your next tea ritual.
Specifications
| Material | Celadon-glazed porcelain with carved relief; copper-brown iron-glaze rim and foot |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | Bowl Ø 9.6 cm (3.8 in) × 8.5 cm (3.3 in) tall with lid |
| Capacity | Approx. 130 ml (4.4 fl oz) filled to the brim; about 100 ml for brewing |
| Set includes | Gaiwan bowl, lid and saucer (3 pieces) |
| Made in | Jingdezhen, Jiangxi, China — selected and inspected by our studio |
| Care | Hand wash gently and avoid sudden temperature changes. |
Care
Handle gently, clean with a soft cloth, and avoid sudden temperature swings.
Under a lamp the ice-crack glaze looks like a frozen star map — the crackle lines are in the glaze and will deepen slightly in tone with years of tea, which collectors consider seasoning, not damage. About 130 ml, with a carved relief hiding under the glaze. The copper rim saves it from being too polite.
— Qingci Studio
